Fats, oils and waxes belong to what macromolecule group? *

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allelopathy in science is a biological   form of chemical competition by which an organism produces one or more biochemicals that influence the propagation, growth, survival, reproduction and germination of other organism. example of this is a uniform dispersion observed in plant species that shows the growth of nearby organism. like for example the saga plants (saliva leucophylla, secret toxins this may arise negative alleopathy. individuals of population can be distributed in one of three baic patterns; random, uniform, or clumped. as a result, in uniform distribution, individuals are equally spaced apart, as seen in negative alleopathy where chemicals kill off plants nearby.

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