In an Experiment Involving Two Annual Plants That Grow in Disturbed

Multiple Choice

In an experiment involving two annual plants that grow in disturbed habitats, equal numbers of seedlings of the two species were grown together.Plant A grew much larger than plant B during the same time period.Would this interaction be considered asymmetrical? Why or why not?

A) Yes; plant A grew larger than plant B.
B) Yes; they were growing in a disturbed habitat.
C) No; both plants remained healthy and continued to grow.
D) No; reproductive fitness, not size, determines symmetry.
E) It is not clear what caused the difference in growth.