The type of interaction where both the species involved are benefitted is called mutualism. For the relationship between fig and wasp is mutualism. The wasp while in search of egg laying sites pollinate the fig’s inflorescence, while the fig offers fruit or ovary for oviposition (egg laying). It also offers its seeds to the developing larva.
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Aarush Kaul
The type of interaction where both the species involved are benefitted is called mutualism. For the relationship between fig and wasp is mutualism. The wasp while in search of egg laying sites pollinate the fig’s inflorescence, while the fig offers fruit or ovary for oviposition (egg laying). It also offers its seeds to the developing larva.