1) PREY-PREDATOR
2) COMPETITION
3) SYMBIOSIS
PREY-PREDATOR
- a relationship where an animal captures and eat another animals
examples: owl → rat
tiger → goat/deer
frog → insect
COMPETITION
- relationship where organisms compete with each other for food, light, water, shelter, mate or minerals
examples: compete for food
compete for light
i) Intra specific competition
ⅱ) Inter specific competition
SYMBIOSIS
-Three type of symbiosis :
ⅰ. commensalism
ⅱ. mutualism
ⅲ. parasitism
Commensalism : - Relationship between two organisms.
- The commensal benefit from the host
example :
tree and bird's nest fern.
Mutualism : - interaction that benefits both organisms
example :
flower and bee
Parasitism : - interaction that benefits the parasites
- host is harmed by the parasites
mosquito and human
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
» a method of using living things to kill the pests
» use prey-predator relationship
Ladybird and the Aphids
-ladybird eat the aphids that can save the plant
-aphids (insect) can destroy the plant
Advantages of using biological control :
⋟ does not pollute the environment
⋟ does not kill other pests because natural enemies are used
⋟ cheap and safe to used
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