Which situation in a community is least likely to lead to asymmetrical competition?

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When two plants have similar growth rates and nutrient needs, it is less likely for one to outcompete the other as they are evenly matched. Therefore, this situation is least likely to lead to asymmetrical competition. In contrast, options A, B, and E are more likely to lead to asymmetrical competition because one species is likely to be better adapted to the resource and outcompete the others. Option C is also a form of asymmetrical competition as certain plants may be better at extracting nutrients from poor soil than others.

Which Situation in a Community Is Least Likely to Lead