Wasps larvae can grow inside type of caterpillar known as the tomato hornworm. The caterpillar are eventually killed when larvae eat through and rupture its organs and skin as they exits its body.

The type of symbiotic relationship between the wasps larvae and the caterpillar would be parasitism.

Parasitism is a form of symbiotic relationship between two organisms in which one (the parasite) benefits and the other (the host) is negatively affected, often killed in the long run.

In parasitism, the parasite leaves on or in the body of the host gradually get its nutrient off the resources in the host's body thereby depriving it of the necessary resources for normal metabolism. In the long run, the host ends up dying.

In this case, the wasp larva grows inside the hornworm caterpillar, eats it off gradually before rupturing its organs and skin. This ticks all the requirements of a parasitic relationship.

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The correct answer for the following statement:

Wasps larvae can grow inside a type of caterpillar known as the tomato hornworm. The caterpillar is eventually killed when larvae eat through and rupture its organs and skin as they exit its body.

is:

True

Explanation:

Wasps larvae are very impressive. Unlike bees, they don't have to born in a hive because they eat other insects. Therefore, they can be deposited inside caterpillars and develop inside it, until they grow and eat the caterpillar from the inside. It is a very cruel way of coming to the world but it is true.

what are the options?

it would be c. xylem.