Science Symbiotic Relationships
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Moss and Maple Trees
Commensalism -
an symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits but the
other is neither is benefited or harmed.
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Moss and Maple Trees
Where are they found?
Mostly in North America .
How do they get their
energy?
They make there own food.
Using photosynthesis.
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Moss and Maple Trees
What is each of the organisms role in the symbiotic relationship?
The moss is benefited because the tree gives the moss perfection form the harsh sun .
Photo by Matt Shiffler Photography
LEAF - CUTTER ANTS AND FUNGUS
MUTUALISM - IS A RELATIONSHIP WHERE BOTH PARTNERS BENEFITS
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Leaf - Cutter Ants and fungus
Where are they found ?
South and Central America.
How do they get there energy ?
Fungus makes it own food, leaf - cutter ants eat other organisms.
Photo by jenny downing
LEAF - CUTTER ANTS AND FUNGUS
What is each organisms role in the relationship?
Fungus provides shelter for ants, leaf - cutter and keep other organism away from the fungus .
Photo by _assbach
ALGAE AND CONVOLUTE FLAT WORMS
PARASITISM- WHERE ONE ORGANISM BENEFITS AND THE OTHER IS HARMED
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Algae and Convolue flat worms
Where are they found ?
In the ocean
How do they get there energy?
Algae makes its own food.
Convolve flat worms eats algae
Photo by Misenus1
Algae and convolute flat worms.
What is each organism role in the relationship?
Algae is the host and is being harmed by the convolute flat worms
Photo by David M Strom
