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sym·bi·ont S0957100 (sĭm′bē-ŏnt′, -bī-)n. An organism in a symbiotic relationship. Also called symbiote.
[Greek sumbiōn, sumbiount-, present participle of sumbioun, to live together; see symbiosis.]
sym′bi·on′tic adj.symbiont (ˈsɪmbɪˌɒnt) n (Biology) an organism living in a state of symbiosis[C19: from Greek sumbioun to live together, from bioun to live] ˌsymbiˈontic adj ˌsymbiˈontically advsym•bi•ont (ˈsɪm biˌɒnt, -baɪ-)
n. an organism living in a state of symbiosis. [1885–90; < Greek symbiont-, s. of symbiṓn, present participle of symbioûn to live together; see symbiosis, -biont] sym`bi•on′tic, adj. TranslationsSymbiontenUK
symbiont[′sim·bē‚änt] (ecology) A member of a symbiotic pair. Symbiont one of two different organisms that live together for a long period of time. symbiontenUK
symbiont [sim´bi-ont, sim´be-ont] an organism or species living in a state of symbiosis.sym·bi·on , symbiont (sim'bē-on, -ont), An organism associated with another in symbiosis. Synonym(s): mutualist, symbiote [G. symbion, neut. of symbiōs, living together] symbiont (sĭm′bē-ŏnt′, -bī-)n. An organism in a symbiotic relationship. Also called symbiote.
sym′bi·on′tic adj.sym·bi·on , symbiont (sim'bē-on, -ont) An organism associated with another in symbiosis.
Synonym(s): mutualist, symbiote. [G. symbion, neut. of symbiōs, living together]symbiont an organism living in a state of SYMBIOSIS with another.sym·bi·on , symbiont (sim'bē-on, -ont) Organism associated with another in symbiosis. [G. symbion, neut. of symbiōs, living together]ThesaurusSeesymbiosis |