Small Plants Attaching to the Bark of Larger Trees Benefit

question 53

Multiple Choice

Small plants attaching to the bark of larger trees benefit from the position on the tree, receiving necessary water and sunlight while giving the tree neither help nor harm. This is an example of…

• A) environmental stressors
• B) Mycorrhizae
• C) habitat fragmentation
• D) commensalism
• E) none of these choices is correct

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