Gause’s principle of competitive exclusion states that
Gause’s principle of competitive exclusion states that
- [NEET 2016]
- A
no two species can occupy the same niche indefinitely for the same limiting resources
- B
larger organisms exclude smaller ones through competition
- C
more abundant species will exclude the less abundant species through competition
- D
competition for the same resources exclude species having different food preferences.
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A female fig wasp enters the syconium of a fig, pollinates the flowers and lays eggs in the ovaries of some of the flowers. The young larvae grow up, eat (and kill) some, but not all of the seeds and complete their life cycle.
The fig is completely dependent on fig wasps to pollinate its flowers and the fig wasp requires figs to complete its life cycle
The interaction between figs and fig wasps has aspects of
$I.$ mutualism
$II.$ host-parasite interaction
$III.$ competition
$IV.$ ammensalism
$V.$ protocooperation
Select the correct option
A female fig wasp enters the syconium of a fig, pollinates the flowers and lays eggs in the ovaries of some of the flowers. The young larvae grow up, eat (and kill) some, but not all of the seeds and complete their life cycle.
The fig is completely dependent on fig wasps to pollinate its flowers and the fig wasp requires figs to complete its life cycle
The interaction between figs and fig wasps has aspects of
$I.$ mutualism
$II.$ host-parasite interaction
$III.$ competition
$IV.$ ammensalism
$V.$ protocooperation
Select the correct option
Match the column $I$ and $II$
Column - $I$
Column - $II$
$(a)$ Parasitism
$(i)$ $++$
$(b)$ Commensalism
$(ii)$ $+-$
$(c)$ Amensalism
$(iii)$ $0+$
$(d)$ Mutualism
$(iv)$ $0-$
Match the column $I$ and $II$
| Column - $I$ | Column - $II$ |
| $(a)$ Parasitism | $(i)$ $++$ |
| $(b)$ Commensalism | $(ii)$ $+-$ |
| $(c)$ Amensalism | $(iii)$ $0+$ |
| $(d)$ Mutualism | $(iv)$ $0-$ |
- [AIIMS 2019]
Mycorrhiza, a relationship between fungi and roots of higher plants is
Mycorrhiza, a relationship between fungi and roots of higher plants is
What is the interaction between two species called ?
What is the interaction between two species called ?
Epiphyte is an example of
Epiphyte is an example of