In a Mutualistic Interaction Between a Sessile Species and a Motile

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Multiple Choice

In a mutualistic interaction between a sessile species and a motile species, the sessile partner often receives benefits that are only available because of the motile species.In a pollination interaction, the plant would be least likely to receive which benefit as a result of the interaction?

• A) Acquisition of nutrients
• B) Reproduction
• C) Increased sexual diversity
• D) Possible dispersion to new habitats
• E) Possible increased efficiency of seed production

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