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1) Mutualism is an interaction between species where both species benefit each other. It plays an important role in ecological systems. 2) Examples of mutualism include plants and their pollinators, or ants that protect plants from herbivores in exchange for food. In these interactions, both species provide benefits to the other while also experiencing costs. 3) Mutualism can be obligate, where the species rely on each other for survival, or facultative, where they do not rely on the partnership. Humans
- Author
- Eve Lumiere
- Language
- EN