List and describe the five types of associations (relationships) microbes can have with their hosts

Microbes can have the following relationships with their hosts:
1. Parasitism: the microbe benefits at the expense of the host.
2.Mutulaism: both microbe and the host benefit.
3. Commensalism: one of the organism benefits while the other neither experience benefit or harm.
4.Antagonism: one of the organism benefits at he expense of the other
5. Synergism: is a special type of relationship among organisms in which both of them work together, it may be beneficial and it may be harmful.

Photosynthesis converts carbon dioxide and water into oxygen and glucose.  Cellular respiration converts oxygen and glucose into water and carbon dioxide. Photosynthesis and cellular convert different things that is how they are different.

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