A wet bulb will bust if The bulb itself is hot. a dry bulb won't.
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A hummingbird feeding: Mutualism
Explain Interaction: The hummingbird drinks the nectar from the flower and the hummingbird may help pollinate the flower.
I'm a bit confused by the plants on the floor one.
Plants on a Forest Floor: Competition
Explain Interaction: The plants on the forests floor compete with each other for the same resources. Both may not receive enough of those resources. Note: When I was around Middle School and High-school I was only taught mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism, so let me know if competition is not a choice your teacher gives you to choose from or wasn't taught to you
Flea bites human: Parasitism
Explain Interaction: The flea drinks the persons blood as food and the person is hurt. Flea bites can be itchy and become painful. Fleas may also also carry disease.
Clownfish in Anemone: Mutualism (although I hear some people say commensalism)
Explain Interaction: The anemone provides protection and a place to live for the clownfish. The anemone may eat bits of food left over from the clownfish.
The forest A which is near to the village will be saved by the local volunteers and hence suffers less damage as compared to forest B which was far away. Both the forest will go under secondary succession.
<h3>What is Ecological Succession?</h3>
Ecological succession is the process of changes in the species structure of an ecological community over time. The time scale for a succession to take place can be decades or more or less.
Succession begins with a relatively few pioneering plants and animals and develops through increasing complexity until it becomes stable as a climax community.
The reason of succession is the cause of ecosystem change. It is the impact of established organisms upon their environments.
Succession is of two types: Primary Succession and Secondary Succession. When succession takes place on a bare rock then it is called primary succession as no species ever existed on that rock. However, when a forest catches fire the succession is secondary as species once existed on that place which were destroyed.
The time for secondary succession is less than the primary succession. The forest A which was near to the village will be saved by the local volunteers and hence it suffers less damage as compared to forest B which was far away.
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