NEET Botany Population Interactions MCQ Question
Which of the following combinations accurately describe the nature of population interactions?
Mutualism benefits both species; Commensalism benefits one and is neutral to the other.
Competition benefits both species; Predation harms both species.
Parasitism benefits the host; Amensalism benefits one and harms the other.
Commensalism harms one species; Mutualism is detrimental to both species.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
Mutualism involves interactions where both species benefit, while commensalism involves one species benefiting and the other being unaffected, as stated in the NCERT context on population interactions.
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