Is it Love?
David Attenborough's location when precipitation and temperature are constantly high throughout the year.
What is the tropical rain forest?
The process when water evaporates from trees.
What is transpiration?
This is the amount of energy passed to each trophic level above producers.
What is 10%?
This molecule with carbon is found in the atmosphere.
What is carbon dioxide/methane?
What is mutualism?
David Attenborough's location when temps and precipitation are low.
What is the tundra?
There is no atmospheric component to this cycle.
What is the phosphorus cycle?
Energy is not created nor destroyed, says this law.
What is the first law of thermodynamics?
The plant builds its biomass with this form of carbon.
What is glucose/cellulose?
This is when one species gets its energy from eating another species.
What is predation?
Carbon cycles into most biotic things through this process.
What is photosynthesis?
What is a detritivore?
All the available energy made by the producers in photosynthesis.
What is gross primary productivity?
What is interspecific competition?
David Attenborough's location where there are broad leafed trees lose their leaves in winter and temperatures are seasonal.
What is temperate deciduous forest?
Nitrates are the end result of this process within the nitrogen cycle.
What is nitrification?
What is 1.82 joules?
This biome has the highest net primary productivity.
What is the tropical rainforest?
What is resource partitioning?
David Attenborough's location with cold seasonal temperatures, evergreen trees, and constant precipitation.
What is the boreal or coniferous forest?
These are the two things that can fix nitrogen into a usable form for living things.
What are lightning and amazing bacteria?
In a food web, it is important to show the arrows pointing in this direction.
The NPP if GPP is 3 kgC/m2/year and R= 1.5 kgC/m2/year.
What is 1.5 kgC/m2/year?