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Explain how interactions can both benefical and harmful to the organisms in an community

Explain how interactions can both benefical and harmful to the organisms in an community
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Explain how interactions can both benefical and harmful to the organisms in an community

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Interactions to an organism can be both harmful and beneficial due to the organism's circumstances. Whereas by adding plants to an ecosystem it provides shelter for the organisms and possibly food being beneficial.
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