Ecology & Ecosystem – Page 13

Epiphytes & Commensalism in Ecosystems

Epiphytes (like Orchids) growing on other trees is an example of:

Lichens: Algae & Fungi Symbiotic Relationship

Lichens represent a symbiotic relationship between:

Mycorrhiza: Fungi-Plant Root Mutualism

Mycorrhiza is an example of:

Biome: Lungs of the Planet Identification

Which biome is known as the ‘Lungs of the Planet’?

Lowest Net Primary Productivity Biome

Which biome has the lowest net primary productivity?

Biome Vegetation Match: Taiga, Tundra, Savanna, Deciduous

Match the Biome with its characteristic vegetation: List-I (Biome) List-II (Vegetation) A. Taiga 1. Mosses and Lichens B. Tundra 2. Coniferous Forests C. Savanna 3. Broad-leafed trees D. Deciduous 4. Grasses with scattered trees

Permafrost Feature of Tundra Biome

Permafrost is a characteristic feature of which biome?

Species Interaction: Benefit and Harm Defined

In which interaction does one species benefit while the other is harmed?

Penicillium Antibiotics: Amensalism Example

Antibiotics production by Penicillium fungi, which inhibits bacterial growth, is an example of:

Ocean Light Penetration Zone: Photic Zone

The zone of the ocean where light penetrates is called: