Option A: Atmosphere and lithosphere
Option B: Lithosphere and biosphere
Option C: Atmosphere and hydrosphere
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Atmosphere and lithosphere ✔
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Option A: Horizon-B
Option B: Horizon-A
Option C: Horizon-O
Option D: Horizon-C
Correct Answer: Horizon-B ✔
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Option A: Hypotrophic
Option B: Eutrophic
Option C: Heterotrophic
Option D: Oligotrophic
Correct Answer: Oligotrophic ✔
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Option A: Weathering
Option B: Gleization
Option C: Laterization
Option D: Pedogenesis
Correct Answer: Weathering ✔
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Option A: Eolian
Option B: Aerial
Option C: Residual
Option D: Colluvial
Correct Answer: Eolian ✔
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Option A: Gleization
Option B: Mineralization
Option C: Laterization
Option D: Podsolization
Correct Answer: Gleization ✔
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Option A: 3.8-5.4
Option B: 6.5-7.5
Option C: 4.5-8.5`
Option D: 5.5-6.5
Correct Answer: 5.5-6.5 ✔
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Option A: Coarse sand
Option B: Silt
Option C: Fine sand
Option D: Clay
Correct Answer: Fine sand ✔
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Option A: Blocks
Option B: Clods
Option C: Peds
Option D: Plates
Correct Answer: Peds ✔
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Option A: Gravitational water
Option B: Capillary water
Option C: Run off water
Option D: Water vapour
Correct Answer: Capillary water ✔
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Humus is:
Option A: Fully decomposed organic matter only
Option B: Party decomposed organic matter + CO2
Option C: Minerals and fully decomposed organic matter
Option D: Partly decomposed organic matter + mineral + water
Correct Answer: Minerals and fully decomposed organic matter ✔
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Option A: Marsilea
Option B: Utricularia
Option C: Vallisneria
Option D: Monochoria
Correct Answer: Vallisneria ✔
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Option A: Tpha
Option B: Trapa
Option C: Potamogeton
Option D: Ceratophyllum
Correct Answer: Ceratophyllum ✔
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Option A: Cation storage capacity
Option B: Reversible bending of cations
Option C: Excess of monovalent cations
Option D: Excess of polyvalent cations
Correct Answer: Reversible bending of cations ✔
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Option A: Horizon-C
Option B: Horizon-A
Option C: Horizon-R
Option D: Horizon-B
Correct Answer: Horizon-C ✔
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Option A: Pore frequency ratio
Option B: Pore density ration
Option C: Pore abundance ratio
Option D: Pore space ratio
Correct Answer: Pore space ratio ✔
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Option A: Geology
Option B: Pedology
Option C: Both (a) & (b)
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Pedology ✔
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Option A: There is no soil air
Option B: Water retaining capacity is high
Option C: Pore space is narrow
Option D: Pore frequency is low
Correct Answer: Pore frequency is low ✔
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Option A: Horizon-B
Option B: Horizon-A
Option C: Horizon-C
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Horizon-A ✔
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Option A: H+
Option B: AI+3
Option C: Both (a) & (b)
Option D: H+ and Zn+2
Correct Answer: Both (a) & (b) ✔
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Option A: Gravitational water
Option B: Capillary water
Option C: Water holding capacity
Option D: Field capacity
Correct Answer: Field capacity ✔
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Option A: Nitrogen
Option B: Oxygen
Option C: Carbon
Option D: Hydrogen
Correct Answer: Carbon ✔
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Option A: Mull
Option B: Mor
Option C: Peat
Option D: Muck
Correct Answer: Mor ✔
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Option A: Free floating
Option B: Rooted emergent
Option C: Submerged floating
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Rooted emergent ✔
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Option A: Rats and moles
Option B: Bacteria and fungi
Option C: Termites and nematodes
Option D: Algae and actinomycetes
Correct Answer: Termites and nematodes ✔
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Option A: Available water
Option B: Unavailable water
Option C: Run off water
Option D: Total atmospheric precipitation
Correct Answer: Unavailable water ✔
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Option A: Prosopis
Option B: Tephrosia
Option C: Nerium
Option D: Aloe
Correct Answer: Aloe ✔
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Option A: Holard – Chesard = Ecard
Option B: Chesard – Ecard = Holard
Option C: Holard + Ecard = Chesard
Option D: Ecard – Chesard = Holard
Correct Answer: A. Holard – Chesard = Ecard ✔
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Option A: Pelophilous
Option B: Heliophilous
Option C: Psammophilous
Option D: Lithophilous
Correct Answer: Pelophilous ✔
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Option A: Halophytes
Option B: Heliophytes
Option C: Halophytes
Option D: Sciophytes
Correct Answer: Halophytes ✔
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Option A: Suaeda fruticosa
Option B: Cressa cretica
Option C: Salsola foetide
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: All of these ✔
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Option A: Oxylophytes
Option B: Lithophytes
Option C: Eremophytes
Option D: Psilophytes
Correct Answer: Eremophytes ✔
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Option A: Psychrophytes
Option B: Lithophytes
Option C: Halophytes
Option D: Sciophytes
Correct Answer: Lithophytes ✔
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Option A: Halophyte
Option B: Oxylophyte
Option C: Psychrophyte
Option D: Psammophyte
Correct Answer: Psychrophyte ✔
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Option A: Mircophylly
Option B: Pneumatophores and vivipary
Option C: Absence of aerenchyma
Option D: Poor water storage
Correct Answer: Pneumatophores and vivipary ✔
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Option A: Potamogeton
Option B: Najas
Option C: Ranunculus
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Potamogeton ✔
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Option A: Uniform mesophyll
Option B: Absence of cuticle
Option C: Well developed root-shoot systems
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Well developed root-shoot systems ✔
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Plant groups growing in zones where high temperature alternates with low temperature are called:
Option A: Megatherms
Option B: Hekistotherms
Option C: Microtherms
Option D: Mesotherms
Correct Answer: Mesotherms ✔
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Option A: Nymphaea, Poamogeton, Victoria
Option B: Utricularia, Typha, Aponogeton
Option C: Lemna, Spirodela, Azolla
Option D: Ranunculus, Vallisneria, Hydrilla
Correct Answer: Lemna, Spirodela, Azolla ✔
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Option A: Calotropis procera
Option B: Zizyphis jujuba
Option C: Acacia nilotica
Option D: Capparis aphylla
Correct Answer: Capparis aphylla ✔
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Option A: Equally developed palisade and spongy parenchyma
Option B: Multistratose epidermis
Option C: Non-functional stomata
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Multistratose epidermis ✔
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Option A: 4.50%
Option B: 9%
Option C: 8.25%
Option D: 16.50%
Correct Answer: 9% ✔
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Option A: Between 0.1 – 0.5%
Option B: Between 0.01 – 0.1%
Option C: Above 1.0%
Option D: Between 0.5 – 1.0%
Correct Answer: Above 1.0% ✔
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Option A: Eremophytes
Option B: Oxylophytes
Option C: Psilophytes
Option D: Psammophytes
Correct Answer: Psammophytes ✔
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Option A: Acanthus ilicifolius
Option B: Avicennia offcinalis
Option C: Ceriops roxburghiana
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: All of these ✔
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Option A: Sagittaria
Option B: Typha
Option C: Najas
Option D: Spirodela
Correct Answer: Spirodela ✔
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Option A: Tropical
Option B: Sub-tropical
Option C: Alpine
Option D: Temperate
Correct Answer: Temperate ✔
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Option A: Capparis aphylla
Option B: Solanum xanthocarpum
Option C: Euphorbia milli
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Capparis aphylla ✔
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Option A: Tropical
Option B: Sub-tropical
Option C: Temperate
Option D: Alpine
Correct Answer: Temperate ✔
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Option A: 5 meters only
Option B: 20 meters only
Option C: 50 meters
Option D: 80-100 meters
Correct Answer: 20 meters only ✔
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Option A: Mesotherms
Option B: Megatherms
Option C: Microtherms
Option D: Hekistotherms
Correct Answer: Hekistotherms ✔
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Option A: High OP, high K+ conc
Option B: High OP, low K+ conc
Option C: Low OP, low K+ conc
Option D: Low OP, high K+ conc
Correct Answer: High OP, low K+ conc ✔
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Option A: Chilling
Option B: Thermal death
Option C: Desiccation
Option D: Freezing
Correct Answer: Chilling ✔
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Option A: Tropical zone
Option B: Sub-tropical zone
Option C: Alpine zone
Option D: Temperate zone
Correct Answer: Alpine zone ✔
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Option A: Low K+ concentration and low O.P
Option B: High K+ concentration and low O.P
Option C: Low K+ concentration and high O.P
Option D: High K+ concentration and high O.P
Correct Answer: Low K+ concentration and high O.P ✔
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Option A: Low temperature
Option B: High Temperature
Option C: Temperature below freezing
Option D: Temperature above 45 degree C
Correct Answer: Low temperature ✔
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Option A: Pore size
Option B: Soil organisms
Option C: Type of roots
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: All of these ✔
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Option A: Turbidity of solar radiations
Option B: Percentage of solar absorption
Option C: Percentage of reflected light by a surface
Option D: Amount of light absorbed by forests
Correct Answer: Percentage of reflected light by a surface ✔
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Option A: Lodging
Option B: Erosion
Option C: Salt spray
Option D: Injuries
Correct Answer: Salt spray ✔
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Option A: 1-2%
Option B: 3-5%
Option C: 5-10%
Option D: 20-30%
Correct Answer: 5-10% ✔
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Option A: Sciophytes
Option B: Chasmophytes
Option C: Helophytes
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Chasmophytes ✔
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Option A: Epilimnion
Option B: Metalimnion
Option C: Hypolimnion
Option D: Thermocline
Correct Answer: Hypolimnion ✔
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Option A: 40 meters
Option B: 400 meters
Option C: 200 meters
Option D: 5 meters
Correct Answer: 200 meters ✔
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Option A: 10? – 15?C
Option B: 5? – 10?C
Option C: 20? – 25?C
Option D: 30? – 40?C
Correct Answer: C. 20? – 25?C ✔
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Option A: Heliophytes
Option B: Chasmophytes
Option C: Chersophytes
Option D: Sciophytes
Correct Answer: Sciophytes ✔
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Option A: Vertically oriented leaves
Option B: Horizontally oriented leaves
Option C: Dropping leaves
Option D: Twisted leaves
Correct Answer: Vertically oriented leaves ✔
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Option A: Clements
Option B: Raunkiaer
Option C: Odum
Option D: Warming
Correct Answer: Raunkiaer ✔
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Option A: Triticum
Option B: Lycopersicon
Option C: Gossypium
Option D: Nicotiana
Correct Answer: Triticum ✔
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Option A: About 1%
Option B: 0.35%
Option C: 0.90%
Option D: 3%
Correct Answer: 0.90% ✔
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Option A: About 1%
Option B: 3 – 5%
Option C: 7 – 8%
Option D: 14%
Correct Answer: About 1% ✔
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Option A: Low temperature
Option B: High wind velocity
Option C: High light intensity
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: High wind velocity ✔
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Option A: Reaction wood formation
Option B: Absence of secondary growth
Option C: Absence of tylosis
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Reaction wood formation ✔
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Option A: Social and antagonistic
Option B: Nutritive and antagonistic
Option C: Social and reciprocal
Option D: Nutritive and reciprocal
Correct Answer: Nutritive and antagonistic ✔
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Option A: Above 32′
Option B: At the soil surface
Option C: Between 32′ – 64′ from soil level
Option D: In the hydrosphere
Correct Answer: At the soil surface ✔
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Option A: Neutralism
Option B: Mutualism
Option C: Parasitism
Option D: Commensalism
Correct Answer: Commensalism ✔
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Option A: Lodging
Option B: Erosion and deperition
Option C: Unidirectional wind
Option D: Salt spray
Correct Answer: Unidirectional wind ✔
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Option A: Heliophilous
Option B: Hydrophilous
Option C: Pyrophilous
Option D: Pyriform
Correct Answer: Pyrophilous ✔
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Option A: Obligate parasitism
Option B: Facultative parasitism
Option C: Halotism
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Halotism ✔
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Option A: Reduction of biotic thrust
Option B: Destruction of diseased plants
Option C: Both (a) & (b)
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Both (a) & (b) ✔
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Option A: 40?C
Option B: 60?C
Option C: 65?C
Option D: 80?C
Correct Answer: 80?C ✔
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Option A: Commensalism
Option B: Protoco-operation
Option C: Mutualism
Option D: Antibiosis
Correct Answer: Antibiosis ✔
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Option A: Rhizosphere
Option B: Rhizoplane
Option C: Soil microflora
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Rhizosphere ✔
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Option A: Mc Dougal
Option B: Warming
Option C: Odum
Option D: de Bary
Correct Answer: de Bary ✔
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Option A: Culture chamber
Option B: Inoculation chamber
Option C: Phytotron
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Phytotron ✔
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Option A: Amensalism
Option B: Predation
Option C: Protoco-operation
Option D: Parasitism
Correct Answer: Amensalism ✔
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Option A: No roots
Option B: Longer roots system
Option C: Aerial roots system
Option D: Shallow root system
Correct Answer: Shallow root system ✔
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The relationship between the alga Cladophora and the snail shell on which it grows corresponds to:
Option A: Commensalism
Option B: Predation
Option C: Neutralism
Option D: Mutualism
Correct Answer: Commensalism ✔
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Option A: Non-obligatory mutualism
Option B: Non-obligatory commensalism
Option C: Facultative predation
Option D: Facultative parasitism
Correct Answer: Non-obligatory mutualism ✔
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Option A: Litter
Option B: Organisms
Option C: Inorganic matter
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Litter ✔
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Option A: Zoophily
Option B: Zoochory
Option C: Epiphytism
Option D: Mycorrhiza
Correct Answer: Epiphytism ✔
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Option A: In situ seed germination
Option B: Longer viability
Option C: early cone separation
Option D: All these characters
Correct Answer: Longer viability ✔
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When cane plants grown in the forest, they scamble over other vegetation and this corresponds to:
Option A: Commensalism
Option B: Competition
Option C: Exploitation
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Commensalism ✔
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Option A: Borne on the leaves
Option B: Borne underground
Option C: Present on the main stem
Option D: Suspended from the branches
Correct Answer: Borne underground ✔
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Option A: Interference competition
Option B: Scramble competition
Option C: Allelopathy
Option D: Synnecrosis
Correct Answer: Interference competition ✔
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Option A: Amensalism
Option B: Parasitism
Option C: Predation
Option D: Exploitation
Correct Answer: Amensalism ✔
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Option A: Birds
Option B: Herbivores
Option C: Hunters
Option D: Human beings
Correct Answer: Human beings ✔
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Option A: Allomones
Option B: Allelochemics
Option C: Kairomones
Option D: Depresants
Correct Answer: Allelochemics ✔
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Option A: Darlingtonia
Option B: Viscum
Option C: Both (a) & (b)
Option D: Cephalotus
Correct Answer: Viscum ✔
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Option A: Depresants
Option B: Allomones
Option C: Allelochemics
Option D: Kairomones
Correct Answer: Allelochemics ✔
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