Photosynthesis
Where does the energy required for photosynthesis come from?
What is the sun?
Living things, animals, plants, bugs.
What are biotic components?
Based around grasses, not much moisture, and very susceptible to soil erosion.
What are grassland ecosystems?
What are primary consumers?
Sunlight is not essential for photosynthesis...
What is FALSE!!!
What are the three inputs of photosynthesis?
What is water, carbon dioxide, and solar energy?
What are decomposers?
The ecosystem that regulates and holds in the most carbon dioxide of the bunch. VERY fragile.
What are wetlands?
The types of plants and greenery in an ecosystem.
What is vegetation?
Rocks do not influence soil composition
what is FALSE!!!
The type of sugar that is created during photosynthesis
What is glucose?
rocks, the sun, water, soil.....
What are abiotic components?
Probably has lizards.
What are deserts?
What plays a vital role in nutrient recycling in the soil?
What are decomposers?
Photosynthesis is the process by which plants make their own food.
What is TRUE
The way plants conserve and store energy.
What is starch?
The plants that provide sustenance for the other biotic components.
What are producers?
Cold, but dry. Needs more cold than warm.
What is arctic ecosystems?
The type of climate that occurs in each ecosystem
What are climate patterns?
Freshwater ecosystems include only rivers and ponds.
What is false?
The part of the plant that makes photosynthesis happens, and makes the plant green.
What is chlorophyll?
Tigers, hawks, anything that eats other animals.
Hint: Not a carnivore
What are secondary consumers?
What we can say is the most diverse ecosystem.... probably
What are forests?
The variety and amount of different plant and animal species, and other biotic components.
What is biodiversity?
Forests are not important for producing oxygen...
What is False!