Photosynthesis
Types of Feeders
Trophic Levels
Energy
Random Things
100
The type of energy that starts photosynthesis
Radiant Energy
100
Also known as Primary Consumers
Herbivores
100
Organisms found at the first trophic level
Autotrophs, Plants, or Producers
100
The arrow in a food web shows
Direction of energy flow
100
The gas we breath out that plants use for photosynthesis
Carbon Dioxide
200
The part of the plant that absorbs Carbon Dioxide
Stomata
200
Organisms that must eat to obtain energy, aka consumers
Heterotrophs
200
Organisms at the third trophic level
Snakes
200
The amount of energy available to be passed to each trophic level
10%
200
Shows all the possible feeding relationships in an ecosystem
Food Web
300
The reactants of Photosynthesis
Carbon Dioxide and Water
300
Organisms that can use radiant energy to create chemical energy
Autotrophs
300
The trophic level where Secondary Consumers are found
Third Trophic Level
300
The way most of an organism's energy is lost/spent
As heat to the environment
300
The plant structure that absorbs radiant energy
Chlorophyll
400
Where photosynthesis occurs
Chloroplast
400
The Tertiary Consumer
Dolphin
400
The trophic level where Primary Consumers are found
Second Trophic Level
400
The trophic level with the most amount of energy
First Trophic Level
400
. The organism receiving the smallest amount of energy
Hawk
500
The purpose of photosynthesis
Convert radiant energy into chemical energy
500
Breakdown dead organisms and waste, returning matter to the environment
Decomposers
500
The trophic level(s) where decomposers feed
All trophic levels except the first
500
The type of energy heterotrophs can consume
Chemical Energy
500
The total number of oxygen atoms on the reactant side
18 atoms of Oxygen