Janvi Singh
They form a symbiotic relationship with zooxanthellae, photosynthetic algae that reside within their tissues and produce nutrients.
These large mollusks also host zooxanthellae in their mantles, deriving benefits from the algae's photosynthetic activities.
Certain populations engage in a symbiotic relationship with algae that live within their eggs, supplying oxygen and nutrients.
This species has the remarkable ability to absorb chloroplasts from the algae they consume, allowing them to perform photosynthesis.
They host chemosynthetic bacteria within their tissues, which convert inorganic compounds into organic molecules.
These bivalves have symbiotic bacteria that carry out chemosynthesis to supply them with nutrients.
These tiny freshwater creatures often contain symbiotic algae that produce nutrients through photosynthesis.