<span>Almost. Due to the fact that they will be different at the DNA level.</span>
Igneous rock, same goes for when sedimentary rock as well.
<span>The feature of sugar canes that suggests that they are stems is A. t</span><span>he presence of scaly leaves and auxillary buds. Leaves are formed on the stems such that auxiliary buds are also stemming from. Sugar is found in the leaves while roots are another parts from stems</span>
I agree to this statement. This is because one organism benefits the interaction and the other organism is neither harm or benefited. This is called as commensalism because human befits from the gray wolf population but they are neither benefited nor harm.
