Complete the diagram with the matter exchanged between producers and consumers during photosynthesis and respiration.
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oxygen
carbon dioxide
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Question 3
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How do producers, consumers, and decomposers work together in a garden ecosystem?
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Question 4
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Match the term with its definition.
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Decomposers
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Organisms that break down decaying matter
Oxygen
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Substances needed to grow
Carbon dioxide
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Gas humans inhale
Nutrients
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Gas humans exhale
Organic matter
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Animal waste and decaying organisms
Here's a simplified overview:
Animal Waste Production: Animals produce waste, which includes feces, urine, and other organic materials.
Decomposition by Fungi: Fungi, along with bacteria, play a crucial role in breaking down these organic materials. They secrete enzymes that break down complex organic compounds into simpler substances.
Nutrient Release: As fungi decompose the waste, they release nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and carbon back into the soil.
Nutrient Uptake: Plants absorb these nutrients from the soil, which helps them grow. These plants may then be consumed by animals, continuing the cycle.
This process is essential for nutrient cycling in ecosystems, ensuring that organic matter is recycled and made available for other organisms. 🌱
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Question 5
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How does matter move between animal wastes and fungi?
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Question 6
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Using the food web below, identify each organism as a producer or consumers.
Producer
Consumers
Lizard
Cricket
leaves
Wolf
Caterpillar
Seeds
Grasses
Prairie Dog
Robbin
Hawk
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Question 7
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A partial ocean food web is shown.
Where does the energy from the phytoplankton flow next? __________
Which organism is the apex predator? __________
How many organisms receive energy directly from producers? __________
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Question 8
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How would the organism represented by the question mark be classified?
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Question 9
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Match the term with its definition.
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Omnivore
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An organism that makes its own food
Herbivore
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An organism that must eat for energy
Consumer
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A consumer that eats only plants
Carnivore
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A consumer that eats only animals
Producer
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A consumer that eats plants and animals
Use the food web below to answer the questions.
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Question 10
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How many organisms are consumers?
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Question 11
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Which organisms obtain at least some energy directly from producers?