interactions between species

Question 1

explain symbiosis

Answer 1

Symbiosis is any type of a close and long-term biological interaction between different biological organisms.
- interaction can be +,-, or 0

Question 2

explain Mutualism

Answer 2

a symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit (eg. bees and flowers).

Question 3

explain commensalism

Answer 3

a symbiotic relationship where one species benefits from the interaction, while the other is neither harmed or helped. (eg. birds and trees, fish travelling with shark)

Question 4

explain parasitism (herbivory, predation)

Answer 4

a symbiotic relationship where one specie benefits for the expense of the other, so one gains the other is harmed (eg. ticks on dogs).

Question 5

neautralism

Answer 5

0,0

Question 6

Amensalism

Answer 6

-,0

Question 7

competition

Answer 7

-,-

Question 8

explain Mycorrhiza

Answer 8

symbiotic association between a fungus and a plant. the fungi lives in the roots of the plants and help them absorb water and nutrients from the soil. while the plant gives sugar to the fungi that they produce in photosynthesis. it is beneficial for both.