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The phenomenon in which one species inhibits the growth another species is called :

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Parasitism is the association in which one species produces poisonous substance or a change in environmental conditions that is harmful to another species. Examples are protozoans such as Amoeba and Plasmodium vivax that lives in human body and cause diseases.
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