read the passage. then answer the question below.\nrose gardens are a good habitat for insects. aphids are…

read the passage. then answer the question below.\nrose gardens are a good habitat for insects. aphids are tiny insects that eat roses and produce a sticky substance called honeydew. honeydew is a favorite food of ants, so ants often live with aphids. the ants protect the aphids against predators such as ladybugs.\nanother way that ants help aphids is by removing dead aphids. this way, an aphid that died from a fungus infection will not infect the rest of the aphids.\nin a rose garden, the aphids, the ants, and the ladybugs make up which of the following? select all that apply.\na population\npart of a community\npart of an ecosystem

read the passage. then answer the question below.\nrose gardens are a good habitat for insects. aphids are tiny insects that eat roses and produce a sticky substance called honeydew. honeydew is a favorite food of ants, so ants often live with aphids. the ants protect the aphids against predators such as ladybugs.\nanother way that ants help aphids is by removing dead aphids. this way, an aphid that died from a fungus infection will not infect the rest of the aphids.\nin a rose garden, the aphids, the ants, and the ladybugs make up which of the following? select all that apply.\na population\npart of a community\npart of an ecosystem

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • A population is a group of individuals of the same species. Aphids, ants, and ladybugs are different species, so they are not a population.
  • A community consists of all the different populations (species) in a particular area. Since aphids, ants, and ladybugs are different species interacting in the rose garden, they are part of a community.
  • An ecosystem includes all living (biotic) and non - living (abiotic) components in an area. The rose garden has biotic components (these insects) and abiotic components (like the roses, soil, water, etc.), so these insects are part of an ecosystem.

Answer:

part of a community, part of an ecosystem