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Relation between fig tree and wasp species:

A

commensalism

B

Mutualism

C

Parasitism

D

Amensalism

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  • Consider a situation where a wasp species feeds on the seeds of a particular tree. During feeding, the wasp helps the tree by transferring pollen from tree to tree (pollination). The relationship between the fig tree and wasps described best encompasses which of the two ecological interactions shown below?

    A
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    B
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    I and II
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    I and III
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    V and VI
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  • For the reaction 2A + 3B + 3/2C rarr 3P the correct relation between rate of reaction of species A,B,C is

    A
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    C
    `3/2 d(n_A)/dt = d(n_B)/dt = 3/4 d(n_C/dt)`
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    `d(n_A)/dt = d(n_B)/dt = d(n_C/dt)`

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