Question detail
Mimicry in plants is primarily a strategy to:
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At a glance
MCQ
Type
practice
Style
Topic
Plant disease (biology only)
Question
- A. Increase nutrient uptake
- B. Attract beneficial insects
- C. Protect against herbivores
- D. Enhance seed dispersal
Answer
The correct option is Protect against herbivores because it matches the approved biology in Plant defence responses within Plant disease (biology only).
Explanation
The correct option is Protect against herbivores because it stays accurate for Plant defence responses in Plant disease (biology only). It matches the approved learning objective about explain how mimicry can help protect plants from herbivores and avoids the oversimplified distractors.
Common mistake
Mimicry Misunderstanding
Students often confuse mimicry with camouflage, thinking they are the same concept.
Clarify that mimicry involves one species resembling another for protection, while camouflage is about blending into the environment. Provide examples of plants that mimic other species to deter herbivores.
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