Mutualism
This is an example of mutualism.
The poison ivy benefits because
the tree provides it a place to live.
The tree benefits because the
poison ivy keeps insects or
birds from eating at it or
pecking its bark.
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Abiotic and Biotic Limiting Factors
Biotic Limiting Factor
This tree is a biotic limiting
This tree is a biotic limiting
factor. It has wide roots so it
soaks up all the water from the
other plants under trying to
survive. It also blocks
the sunlight from surrounding
plants causing none to survive.
This tree provides a home to
squirrels and other furry creatures.
Abiotic Limiting Factor
When these clouds rain, they
provide a drink for plants.
If these clouds rain too much
then they can drown the
plants. This cloud also is
blocking the sun. If it stays
there too long then it shuts
out the sunlight for the
plants on the ground.
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