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MICROBIAL INTERACTIONS - Coggle Diagram
MICROBIAL INTERACTIONS
POSITIVE INTERACTIONS
MUTUALISM
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Mutualistic relationship is very specific where one member of association cannot be replaced by another species, and they look like a single organism
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SYNTROPHISM
an association in which the growth of one organism either depends on or improved by the substrait provided by another organism
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COMMENSALISM
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if the commensal is seperated from the host, it ca survive
a relationship in which one organisism (commensal )in association is benefited while other organism (host) of the association is neither benifited nor harmed
NEGATIVE INTERACTIONS
COMPETITION (EF,GAUSE -1934)
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competition may results in exclusion of other species or the establishment of a study state where multiple species co exist
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AMMENSALISM(ANTAGONISM)
first population which produces inhibitory substances are unaffected or ay gain competition and survive in the habitat while other population get inhibited
examples
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lactic acid produced by lactic acid bacteria in the vsginsl track is inhibitory to pathogenic organism such as candida albic Ans
thiobasilus thioxident (producees sulphuric acid by oxidation of sulpur) which inhibit the growth of most other bacteria
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one microbial population produces substance that are inhibitory to other population it known as antagonism
PARASITISM
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some paracite lives outside the host celll, known ectoparacite while other paracite lives inside the host cell known as endoparacite
a relationship in which one population (parasite)get benifited and derive its nutrition from other population (host) in the association which is harmed
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