Plant biomass is
Correct answer D. Both b and c
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Ecosystem MCQs test how organisms interact with each other and with their non-living surroundings, covering habitats, biomes, symbiotic relationships and ecological succession. They support MDCAT, NEET UG and medical admission candidates revising ecology. Each question shows an instant answer, so you can confirm key definitions and examples quickly.
Correct answer D. Both b and c
Correct answer C. Total amount of energy fixed by all plants \
Correct answer A. Nitrification
Correct answer D. 78%
Correct answer C. Totally barren lands
Correct answer D. Remoras
Correct answer B. Commensalism
Correct answer C. Lichen
Correct answer A. Rhizobium
Correct answer B. Infestation
Correct answer B. Climax community
Correct answer C. Tortula
Correct answer B. Primary succession starting in a pond
Correct answer C. From remains of previous ecosystem
Correct answer A. Climax community
Correct answer B. Pioneers community
Correct answer C. Xerophytes
Correct answer B. Succession
Correct answer C. Fungi and bacteria are decomposers
Correct answer D. All of these
This ecology chapter focuses on the vocabulary of living systems. Questions distinguish a habitat, the actual place where an organism lives, from its niche, and define a biome as a major regional community such as a forest or grassland. Symbiosis features strongly: lichens as a partnership between an alga and a fungus, nitrogen-fixing bacteria living in legume root nodules, and remoras attached to sharks as an example of commensalism. You will also see succession, the gradual sequence of community change over time, including the role of lichens as pioneer species.
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A lichen is a dual organism formed by a symbiotic association between a fungus and an alga or cyanobacterium. The alga makes food by photosynthesis while the fungus provides shelter, water and minerals. Lichens are often the first colonisers of bare rock in ecological succession.
A habitat is the physical place where an organism lives, such as a pond or forest floor. A niche is the organism's role in that ecosystem, including what it eats, when it is active and how it interacts with other species. Two species rarely share exactly the same niche.
There are 27 Ecosystem MCQs on MCQs360, each with an instant answer and free to practise with no sign-up. Make a short list of symbiosis examples with their type before starting, as these produce many of the trickier options.
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