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Test #3

Energy Flow

QuestionAnswer
Energy flow One way flow
Energy is not destroyed, but... Energy can transfer to an unusable form (entropy)
Energy flow is different from Nutrient Value
Trophic level Distance of consumer from primary producer
Example of enregy loss Incandescent light bulb VS. Flouresent light bulb
Incandescent light bulb Less efficient
Flouresent light bulb Highly efficient
Tropic levels Plants > Animals eat plants > Animals tha
Energy Flow Producer to herbivore to primary carnivore to secondary carnivore = herbivore food chain
Primary carnivore Rabbit
Secondary carnivore Bobcat
Food web Look at notes
Diatoms Alga that photosynthesizes
Assimilation Take in
Plants have Cellular Respiatory
Look at energy flow charts -----
How do we know when detritus has energy? If fungus is growing
Detritus Dead organic matter
Net productivity is only available to Carnivores
What is primary productivity? #1 tropic level (plants)
What determines primary productivity/ Rainfall
The more water released, the more... Photosynthesis and primary productivity
Controllers of primary productivity Water and fertilizer
Is Control P, N, and N+P have a greater growth in wet meadows are dry meadows? Wet meadows
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