The interaction of plants with pollinators is called
mutualism.

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The interaction of plants with pollinators is called 
 mutualism.

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

The prompt asks for the term describing the interaction between plants and pollinators, and the provided answer is the word that should fill the blank. 
Option presented: '空白1' is not an actual answer choice but a placeholder indicating a blank entry. Since no content is given to evaluate as a potential option, we cannot assess its correctness as a term. 
In this context, the widely accepted biological term for the interaction between plants and pollinators is mutualism. In mutualistic plant-pollinator relationships, both organisms derive benefits: plants gain pollen transfer for reproduction, while pollinators receive rewards such as nectar or pollen. 
If we were to consider potential distractors or alternative terms, we would look for words like 'parasitism,' which would imply a net negative effect on one party, or 'commensalism,' where one party benefits without harming or helping the other. These would not accurately describe the plant-pollinator relationship. 
Therefore, given the intended answer, the correct fill-in-the-blank term is mutualism, and the placeholder option '空白1' does not provide a valid competing choice to evaluate.

The interaction of plants with pollinators is called mutualism.

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