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Species $A$ Species $B$ Type of Interaction Example
$+$ $-$ $(a)$ $(b)$
$+$ $+$ $(c)$ $(d)$
$+$ $(e)$ Commensalism $(f)$

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(A) Parasitism: In this interaction,one species benefits $(+)$ while the other is harmed $(-)$.
$(b)$ Cuscuta: It is a parasitic plant that derives nutrition from the host plant.
$(c)$ Mutualism: In this interaction,both species benefit $(+)$.
$(d)$ Lichen: It represents a mutualistic relationship between algae and fungi.
$(e)$ $0$: In commensalism,one species benefits $(+)$ and the other is neither harmed nor benefited $(0)$.
$(f)$ Orchid on mango branch: The orchid (epiphyte) gets support,while the mango tree is unaffected.

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