Select the correct statement(s) about a terrestrial food chain.
Select all that apply.
Select all that apply.
| Energy is transferred from decomposers to plants to herbivores to carnivores. |
| The total biomass of the top trophic level is greatest because the top consumers are large. |
| About 1% of net primary production is available to secondary consumers. |
Ans- First statment is wrong because energy transfer in food chain form producer to consumers ,not form decomposer to plant and other trophic level.....
Second statment is wrong because top trophic level have greatest biomass because their are large no. of primary producer but in this statement given consumer so this statement is wrong.
Third statement is correct because according to 10% rule primary producer produce 100% energy and they transfer only 10% to primary consumer , primary consumer transfer 10% energy of primary producer as 1% energy to secondary consumers. So net 1%energy of of net primary production by producer for secondary consumers.
Select the correct statement(s) about a terrestrial food chain. Select all that apply. Select all that...
NPP = GPP – R
Net primary production =
______________
= GPP – energy used for cellular respiration
Gross primary production = ________________ production of
primary producers
Respiration = ______________________
Thus NPP is the amount of energy available to primary
consumers = primary production
Explain the different ways in which primary production is
influenced in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems
Primary production: terrestrial
ecosystems influenced by water, temperature, and
nutrient availability
Evapotranspiration rate measures the amount of
water entering the atmosphere...
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