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Ecological interaction
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………. Occupy more than one position in the food chain
Omnivorous
………. Is an interconnected food chain that makes interwoven structures
Food web

….. Follows a single path
Food chain
……. Indicates the position of the organism in an order of receiving energy and usually ranges form 1 to 4
Trophic level
What stands at the first trophic level
Plants
What is the position of herbivorous and carnivorous animals in trophic level
2nd and 3rd
…….. Are ar the first feeding level of consuming plants also known as primary consumers
Herbivorous
….. That eat herbivorous stand at the second feeding level
Carnivorous
As energy flows from one trophic level to the next ir successively…….. In amount
Decreases
The three types of ecological pyramids
Pyramid of energy, pyramid of biomass and pyramid of number
Four elements that cycle through the ecosystem
Oxygen, carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus
……….. Is the conversion of N2 into ammonia either biologically or non biologically
Nitrogen fixation
………. Kind of nitrogen fixation is carried out in the root nodules of leguminous plants such as peas and beans by the soil bacteria known as rhizobia
Symbiotic
The nitrogen fixation reaction is catalyzed by an enzyme known as
Nitrogenase
……… form of nitrogen fixation is carried out by free living soil bacteria
Non-symbiotic nitrogen fixation
Is a microbial process by which ammonia is sequentially oxidized, converted frist to nitrite and then to nitrate
Nitrification
Ammonification
s the process where decomposers convert organic nitrogen in dead organisms and waste into ammonia (NH₃) or ammonium ions (NH₄⁺).
Denitrification
where certain bacteria convert nitrates (NO₃⁻) into nitrogen gas (N₂), which is released back into the atmosphere.