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Group 1 Mutualism

This document discusses different types of ecological interactions: mutualism between bees and the flowers of guava trees, where the bees collect nectar and pollen and in turn help with pollination; commensalism between ferns and tree branches, where the ferns benefit from growing on branches but do not affect the tree; predation in a pond between frogs and insects, where the frogs consume the insects; and parasitism between mosquitoes and humans, where mosquitoes benefit by obtaining blood while transmitting diseases that harm humans. Guide questions are also provided for each interaction.

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Group 1 Mutualism

This document discusses different types of ecological interactions: mutualism between bees and the flowers of guava trees, where the bees collect nectar and pollen and in turn help with pollination; commensalism between ferns and tree branches, where the ferns benefit from growing on branches but do not affect the tree; predation in a pond between frogs and insects, where the frogs consume the insects; and parasitism between mosquitoes and humans, where mosquitoes benefit by obtaining blood while transmitting diseases that harm humans. Guide questions are also provided for each interaction.

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GROUP 1 MUTUALISM

Bees and Flowers of Guava tree


Guide questions:
1. What organisms did you find in the community?
2. What do bees do with the flowers of guava tree?
3. What can you say about the interaction?
4. What possible effects may this interaction give?
5. How do bees contribute to the well-being of a tree?
GROUP 2 COMMENSALISM

FERNS AND BRANCH OF TREE


Guide questions:
GROUP 3 PREDATION

FROGS AND INSECTS IN A POND


Guide questions:
GROUP 4 PARASITISM

MAN AND A MOSQUITO


Guide Questions:
Type of Organism/s Benefited or
Interaction Harmed
Flowers and
bees
Cow and bird
Cat and mouse
Lice and human
hair
2 deers

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