The actual niche the organism is able to occupy in the presence of competitors is called its

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The realized niche describes the actual range of environmental conditions and resources that an organism occupies in the presence of competitors, rather than its full potential range, which is known as the fundamental niche. The interference niche refers to the space or resources that a species is able to monopolize through aggressive or territorial behavior, while intraspecific niche describes the variety of resources and conditions used by members of the same species in the absence of competition. The exploitative niche refers to the way in which an organism utilizes and obtains resources within its habitat.

The Actual Niche the Organism Is Able to Occupy in the Presence