A rule of thumb known as the morphospecies concept holds that:
A. morphology may vary within a species on
the basis of sex.
B. morphology is generally consistent within a
species.
C. morphology is not a reliable indicator of
common species.
D. morphology may vary within a species on
the basis of life stage.
B
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A) forming associations to obtain water and minerals. B) stocking the soil with organic matter. C) providing simple organic compounds in return for sugars. D) killing the bacterial enemies of plants.