A biologist finds that a plant is being attacked by beetle larva, which eats flowers. Later that same day, she observes that the air around the plant has an unusual "chemical" odour. Next day, she sees that there are many wasps stinging the caterpillars on the flowers. Give the most likely explanation for this observation and explain the underlying concept clearly.
A biologist finds that a plant is being attacked by beetle larva, which eats flowers. Later that same day, she observes that the air around the plant has an unusual "chemical" odour. Next day, she sees that there are many wasps stinging the caterpillars on the flowers. Give the most likely explanation for this observation and explain the underlying concept clearly.
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A biologist finds that a plant is being attacked by beetle larva, which eats flowers. Later that same day, she observes that the air around the plant has an unusual "chemical" odour. Next day, she sees that there are many wasps stinging the caterpillars on the flowers. Give the most likely explanation for this observation and explain the underlying
concept clearly.
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