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Benefits of Symbiosis Symbiosis can be described as a mutual sharing between two species. Both organisms in such a relationship benefit each other with food and protection. Some types of insects and flowering plants have formed symbiotic relationships to benefit and enrich their own species. In a symbiotic relationship between insects and flowering plants, insects … Read more
Benefits of Segmentation Biology Segmentation biology either refers to gastrointestinal motility or division, or the repetitive segmentation of plant and animal body. While the body is divided into different parts, each part has a different mechanism for growth. In other words, segmentation allows different body regions to develop for different purposes or uses. 1. Efficient … Read more
Benefits of Asexual Reproduction In simple terms asexual reproduction refers to reproduction involving one parent only, and in stricter scientific terms it maybe described as reproduction without the fusion of gametes. It is the primary form of reproduction among single-cell organisms such as bacteria. However, there are also some plant speciesÂ’ and fungi that reproduce asexually. … Read more
