Energy Storage Molecules/Energy Flow
Factors Affecting Producers/Energy Flow
Biotic vs Abiotic Matter
Carbon
Ecosystem Cellular Respiration
100

Where do the energy storage molecules in an ecosystem come from?

Sunlight, Carbon dioxide, Water

100

Name 3 factors that affect how many energy storage molecules producers can make.

Amount of sunlight, carbon dioxide availability, water availability

100

Select whether oxygen, water, and sunlight are biotic or abiotic matter.

Abiotic Matter

100

Where can carbon be found in an ecosystem? (Select 2)

Carbon dioxide, Energy storage molecules

100

Which groups in the jungle carry out cellular respiration?

Plants, animals, and decomposers

200

Which molecule types are commonly found in energy storage molecules?

Carbon and Hydrogen 

200

What happens to energy storage molecules when there is less sunlight?


Producers cannot make as many energy storage molecules

200

Select whether plants, animals, and dead leaves are biotic or abiotic matter.

Biotic Matter

200

When light is turned on in an aquarium with plants and fish, what happens to carbon dioxide?

Carbon dioxide decreases

200

What happens to carbon in plants during photosynthesis?

Carbon is used to make energy storage molecules

300

If a plant is in sunlight, what happens to the number of energy storage molecules?

They increase 

300

What happens to energy storage molecules when there is more sunlight?

Producers can make more energy storage molecules

300

Is carbon dioxide biotic or abiotic?

Abiotic Matter

300

How does carbon move in the ecosystem when plants are in sunlight?

Carbon is taken in from the air and used to make energy storage molecules

300

What happens to carbon in animals during cellular respiration?

Carbon is given off to the air as carbon dioxide 

400

If a plant is not in sunlight, what happens to the number of energy storage molecules?

They decrease

400

Which changes would most likely increase energy flow in a mangrove ecosystem?

An increase in decomposers, an increase in leaf litter

400

Define the term Abiotic 

  • Abiotic refers to non-living components of an ecosystem.
  • It includes factors like sunlight, temperature, and water.
400

In a forest, if the number of energy storage molecules in trees and deer has increased, what has happened to the carbon in them?

Carbon has increased

400

What is an ecosystem?

  • An ecosystem is a community of living organisms interacting with their environment.
500

What structural feature of molecules explains energy storage?

both molecules contain carbon and hydrogen atoms arranged in repeating patterns

500

What can a sea grass do in sunlight?

Make more energy storage molecules

500

Define the term biotic 

  • Biotic refers to living components of an ecosystem.
  • It includes all organisms such as plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms.
  • Biotic factors interact with abiotic factors (non-living elements) like water and soil..
500

Define the term carbon 

  • It plays a crucial role in processes like photosynthesis and respiration in living organisms.
500

What does the term cellular respiration mean?

  • Cellular respiration is the process by which cells convert glucose into energy.
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