What are the differences between parasitims and symbiotics?
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A parasitism
1.heterotrophic plant which obtains its food from other living organisms with killing it is called a parasite and the phenomenon is called parasitism.
2.parasites may be classified as total parasite or partial parasite, obligate parasite or facultative parasite ,a stem parasite or root parasite.
symbiotic
1.when two plants or two living organism show an association or intimate relationship which is mutually beneficial to each other ,the organism are called symbiont's and the phenomenon is called as symbiosis
2.symbiosis cannot classify in this way.
1.heterotrophic plant which obtains its food from other living organisms with killing it is called a parasite and the phenomenon is called parasitism.
2.parasites may be classified as total parasite or partial parasite, obligate parasite or facultative parasite ,a stem parasite or root parasite.
symbiotic
1.when two plants or two living organism show an association or intimate relationship which is mutually beneficial to each other ,the organism are called symbiont's and the phenomenon is called as symbiosis
2.symbiosis cannot classify in this way.
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Symbosis -it is a close, long-term interdependence of two different species in which both are benifitted.Eg-lichens, flowers and their pollinators.
Parasitism - is a negative interaction between organisms of two different species. Eg-Cuscuta, malarial parasite.
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