Does an organism that lives in another organism always negatively affect its vital functions?
| November 16, 2020 | Education
No, an organism living in another organism does not always negatively affect its vital activity. The cohabitant can benefit the host by supplying nutrients (nitrogen-fixing nodule bacteria and legumes).
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