Biotic components
Es Producers, consumers,
decomposers
Ea Plants, animals, bacteria/fungi
Ea Biotic interactions with biotic components include predation, competition, symbiosis, parasitism, commensalism etc.
Producers=autotroph
Source of all food
E Photosynthesis
Plants
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Biotic components
Es Producers, consumers,
decomposers
Ea Plants, animals, bacteria/fungi
Ea Biotic interactions with biotic components include predation, competition, symbiosis, parasitism, commensalism etc.
Producers=autotroph
Source of all food
E Photosynthesis
Plants
Consumers=heterotroph
E Aerobic respiration
E Anaerobic respiration
• Methane, H,S
Decomposers
Matter recyclers...
i Release organic compounds into soil and water where they can be used by producers
Autotrophs
feeders") = organisms that capture solar energy for photosynthesis to produce sugars i Green Plants
E Cyanobacteria
E Algae
• Chemosynthetic bacteria
use the geothermal energy in hot springs or deep-sea vents to produce their food
Light Reaction
use light, produced ATP & NADPH, release of Oxygen gas; happens in grana
Dark Reactions
(Calvin Cycle- use ATP and NADPH plus the presence of CO2 to produce sugar; happens in stroma
Primary consumers
second trophic level
# Organisms that consume producers
E Herbivores consume plants i Deer, grasshoppers
Secondary consumers
third trophic
level
a Organisms that prey on primary consumers
• Carnivores consume meat a Wolves, rodents
Tertiary Consumers
fourth trophic level
E Predators at the highest trophic level
E Consume secondary consumers
l Are also carnivores a Hawks, owls
Omnivores
consumers that eat both plants and animals
cellular respiration
Transformation of chemical energy (organic compound) in food into chemical energy cells can use: ATP
These reactions proceed the same way in plants and animals. Process is called
Detritivores
scavenge waste products or
dead bodies a Millipedes
Decomposers
break down leaf litter and other non-living material
E Fungi, bacteria
i Enhance topsoil and recycle nutrients