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Chapter4.3 Food Webs
Producers, consumers and decomposers
Producers Producers are all green plants that are able to make their own food through photosynthesis
Consumers Consumers are animals that eat plants or other animals to obtain energy and materials they need
Decomposers Decomposers are organisms that decompose the materials in the dead plants and animals into simple substances
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Chapter4.3 Food Webs
Food chains
An example of food chain are show below:
producer secondary consumer
tertiary consumerprimary consumer
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A food chain describes a single pathway that energy in food may passed from plants (producers) to animals (consumers)
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Chapter 4 : Interdependence Among Living Organisms and the Environment
Chapter4.3 Food Webs
Food webs
An example of food web are show below:
producer
primaryconsumer
secondaryconsumer
tertiaryconsumer
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A food web is formed by two or more interconnection food chains
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Chapter4.3 Food Webs
Pyramid of numbers
Eagle(tertiary consumer)
Small bird(secondary consumer)
Grasshopper(primer consumer)
Grass(producer)
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A pyramid of numbers shows the number of organisms at each trophic level
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Chapter4.3 Food Webs
The number of organisms decrease
The size of organisms decrease
More energy is lost
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Chapter4.3 Food Webs
The flow of energy in a food chain
producer secondary consumer
tertiary consumerprimary consumer
energy lost energy lost
energy lost
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The flow of energy in a food chain starts from the producer and moves to the consumers
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The Sun is the main source of energy for all living organisms The number of producers is the most and forms the base of the pyramid
The flow of energy in a food web and in a pyramid of numbers is the same as in a food chain
Not all the energy in a producer will transferred to consumers
Some energy is lost as heat when the organism carries out its life process such as growth, reproduction, respiration and excretion
Q.R.4.3 Quick Refresh
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