Water is an essential abiotic factor. Not only plants but animals even tiny micro-organisms also need water for their survival. In the absence of water, plants will die, i.e producers will die. Even the plants in the desert require some amount of water. Due to dehydration, animals will d...
Ecological Relationships between Types of Organisms Omnivore Protein Glucose/starch O2 Protein Autotroph Producer Heterotroph Herbivore Heterotroph Carnivore Glucose/starch Protein Photosynthesis chloroplast CO2 H2O Sunlight Ecological Relationships between Types of Organisms Omnivore Protein Glucose/starch O2 Protein...
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biomass, theweightor total quantity of living organisms of oneanimalorplantspecies(species biomass) or of all the species in acommunity(community biomass), commonly referred to a unit area or volume ofhabitat. The weight or quantity of organisms in an area at a given moment is thestanding cro...
types of biotic components: producers (capable of making their own organic sustenance, such as trees), consumers (unable to make their own food and dependent on the other biotic components for feeding) and decomposers (those organisms that live on the dead animals and plants in the ecosystem.)...
- Organisms at higher trophic levels often have a varied diet, meaning they can feed on multiple types of organisms from lower trophic levels. For example, a lion can eat deer, goats, and other animals. 4. Examples of Trophic Levels: - In a simple food chain, plants (producers) are at...
Some of the organisms in this classification are capable of producing fruiting bodies known as ascomata. These are in the species known as Neolectomycetes.Saccharomycotina - Most of the organisms (yeast) that fall under this sub-phylum are saprotrophs. The sub-phylum also contains a ...
such as uni- and multicellular organisms that serve as the primary and secondary producers in an ecosystem. This is beneficial as it enables these organisms to reproduce even when there is no suitable mate for them, enabling them to quickly produce a large number of offspring with the same gen...
Toxin, any substance poisonous to an organism. The term is sometimes restricted to poisons spontaneously produced by living organisms (biotoxins). Besides the poisons produced by such microorganisms as bacteria, dinoflagellates, and algae, there are toxi
Organic foods and snacks are becoming increasingly popular since insecticides, synthetic fertilizers and pesticides are not used in their production. Organic food is considered to have several benefits that include: