Asked by BDM

When a grouse eats berries, the berry seed are eliminated as waste materials and may be dropped in another part of the forest where they may sprout and eventually grow into new berry plants. How would you classify the symbiotic relationship between the berry plant and the grouse. Explain your reasoning.
Answered by Anonymous
When a grouse eats berries, the berry seed are eliminated as waste materials and may be dropped in another part of the forest where they may sprout and eventually grow into new berry plants. How would you classify the symbiotic relationship between the berry plant and the grouse. Explain your reasoning.
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I would classify the relationship as sort of a decomposing situation. The grouse drops off the seed who is a decomposer and starts the decomposing situation!
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Mutualism. Both grouse and the berry benefit.
Answered by Mylen
Which process do plants and animals share in common? (1 point)
Responses

photosynthesis
photosynthesis

cellular respiration
cellular respiration

transpiration
transpiration

absorption of water