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11.Organisms and Populations
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Discuss the various types of positive interactions between species.
Option A
Option B
Option C
Option D
Solution
Mutualism : Both the species benefit in mutualism. E.g. Lichen – algae and fungi Mycorrhizae : Fungi and roots of higher plants (pinus roots).
Commensalism : The interaction where one species is benefitted and the other is neither benefitted nor harmed is called commensalism E.g. Orchid growing as epiphyte on branch of a tree; barnacles growing on the back of the whale.
Positive Population Interactions | ||
Species $A$ | Species $B$ | Nature of Interaction |
$+$ | $+$ | Mutualism |
$+$ | $0$ | Commensalism |
Standard 12
Biology
Similar Questions
Match the items in Column $I$ with those in Column $II$:
Column – $I$ | Column – $II$ |
$(a)$ Herbivores-Plants | $(i)$ Commensalism |
$(b)$ Mycorrhiza-Plants | $(ii)$ Mutualism |
$(c)$ Sheep-Cattle | $(iii)$ Predation |
$(d)$ Orchid-Tree | $(iv)$ Competition |
Select the correct option from following