Symbiotic relationships between different species contribute to ecosystem stability by promoting balance and resilience within the ecosystem. These relationships often involve a give-and-take dynamic where each species provides benefits to the other. For example, mutualistic relationships where two species benefit from each other's presence can help regulate populations and prevent one species from becoming too dominant. Additionally, symbiotic relationships can enhance nutrient cycling, pest control, and overall biodiversity, which are all essential for maintaining a healthy and stable ecosystem.
