For each of these examples, identify whether it represents interference or exploitation competition. Example A:  A plant excretes chemicals from its roots that inhibit the growth and seed germination of neighboring plants. Example A is [ Select ] interference competition exploitation competition . Example B: Some trees have fast-growing roots that reach water before their competitors.  These trees grow faster. Example B is [ Select ] exploitation competition interference competition . Example C: Two crayfish species compete for shelter under rocks.  Both species are equally effective at defending their shelters from competitors, but species A moves faster and occupies shelters before species B can claim them. Example C is [ Select ] exploitation competition interference competition . Example D: Two crayfish species compete for shelter under rocks.  Both species are equally effective at claiming shelters, but species A is better at taking over shelters that are already occupied. Example D is [ Select ] interference competition exploitation competition .