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Biology, 10.03.2020 23:07 dezmondpowell

Many birds, insects and animals have _ relationships with plants
enabling the organism to obtain needed nectar while providing the plants
the ability to sexually reproduce.
OA) parasitic
OB) mutualistic
OC) predatory
OD) commensal

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