endosymbiosis

English

Etymology

From endo- +‎ symbiosis.

Noun

endosymbiosis (plural endosymbioses)

(ecology) A condition of living within the body or cells of another organism.

Related terms

Translations

living within another organism

Chinese:
Mandarin: 內共生, 内共生 (nèigòngshēng)
Estonian: endosümbioos
French: endosymbiose (fr) f
German: Endosymbiose f
Hebrew: אנדוסימביוזה‎ (he)

Korean: 내공생 (naegongsaeng)
Occitan: endosimbiòsi f
Portuguese: endossimbiose
Russian: эндосимбио́з m (endosimbióz)
Spanish: endosimbiosis

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