Niki Carbonel's biology scavenger hunt
Sunday, July 4, 2010
3. commensalism
Moss is considered a type of commensalism because it benefits from the trees it grows on but the tree is not affected by the moss. Moss growing on trees benefits from being raised above the forest floor and can easily grow and spread on the trees.
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Moss is considered a type of commensalism because it benefits from the trees it grows on but the tree is not affected by the moss. Moss growing on trees benefits from being raised above the forest floor and can easily grow and spread on the trees.
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