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“A woman has a salad for lunch” Is this parasitism, mutualism, of commensalism?

“A woman has a salad for lunch” Is this parasitism, mutualism, of commensalism?
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“A woman has a salad for lunch” Is this parasitism, mutualism, of commensalism?

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It is commensalism since it benefits the woman and the nothing either harms or benefits the salad

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commenalism

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The salad is neither harmed, nor benefits from this

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