mutualism in Japanese
mutualism in Japanese is 相利共生 — mutualism means (biology) A relationship between two different species in which both gain some advantage.
mutualism in Japanese
相利共生
Pronounced: sōrikyōsei
(ecology) Any interaction between two species that benefits both; typically involves the exchange of substances or services.
What does "mutualism" mean?
- noun (biology) A relationship between two different species in which both gain some advantage.
- noun An anarchist school of thought and economic theory holding that people should be able to own the means of production, whether alone or together, with trade based on equal amounts of labour in a free market.
- noun (psychology) The idea that overall intelligence develops from separate mental skills working together.
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What is "mutualism" in Japanese?
"mutualism" in Japanese is 相利共生. mutualism means: (biology) A relationship between two different species in which both gain some advantage.
How do you pronounce 相利共生?
"mutualism" in Japanese is 相利共生, pronounced "sōrikyōsei".
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