A flowering yucca plant and a yucca moth have a relationship. The adult female moth lays eggs in the plant, and the young moths eat some of the plant seeds when they first hatch. The rest of the seeds

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A flowering yucca plant and a yucca moth have a relationship. The adult female moth lays eggs in the plant, and the young moths eat some of the plant seeds when they first hatch. The rest of the seeds are pushed out of the plant by the young moths, which helps them land in the soil and grow into new plants.

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Because both organisms are benefitting

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