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(D) The master-slave relationship is a form of parasitism where one organism (the parasite) exploits another (the host) for its survival and nutrition

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Tinospora (Guduchi)

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(D) The master-slave relationship is a form of parasitism where one organism (the parasite) exploits another (the host) for its survival and nutrition. Among the given options,$Tinospora$ (commonly known as $Guduchi$ or $Giloy$) is a climbing shrub that often grows on other trees. While it is often considered a commensal or a partial parasite,in the context of biological interactions described in textbooks,it is frequently cited as an example of a plant that derives support and nutrients from a host tree,mimicking a master-slave or parasitic-like interaction.

Column $I$ $\&$ $II$	Column $III$
$a. (+, -)$	$P. \text{Amensalism}$
$b. (-, -)$	$Q. \text{Commensalism}$
$c. (-, 0)$	$R. \text{Predation}$
$d. (+, 0)$	$S. \text{Competition}$

Which of the following exhibits a master-slave relationship?

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Column $I$ $\&$ $II$ Column $III$

$a. (+, -)$ $P. \text{Amensalism}$

$b. (-, -)$ $Q. \text{Commensalism}$

$c. (-, 0)$ $R. \text{Predation}$

$d. (+, 0)$ $S. \text{Competition}$

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