Homework answers / question archive / bacteria, lichens, mosses, weeds, grasses, bushes, trees a fully developed ecosystem consisting of many large trees all of the living things in an area plus all the abiotic factors; transform energy and matter use sunlight energy through photosynthesis to produce sugar use chemical energy through chemosynthesis to produce sugar eat and digest decomposers show the transfer of energy from producers to tertiary consumers show a network of interactions between many organisms in an ecosystem all carbon is taken in ultimately as CO2 during photosynthesis and turned into glucose ; the carbon in glucose is converted back CO2 during cellular respiration; carbon is also deposited when things die, to become fossil fuels; when we burn fossil fuels we convert the organic molecules back into CO2 living organisms need phosphorous to build phosphate groups in DNA; living organisms take up phosphates from the environment, and pass between trophic levels phosphate, sugar, base nitrogen gas in the atmosphere is absorbed by nitrogen-fixing bacteria; nitrogen is transferred in proteins and nucleic acids between organisms in the food web; denitrifying bacteria turn nitrogen in proteins and nucleic acids back into N2 gas percolation, transpiration, evaporation, precipitation, runoff, condensation  

bacteria, lichens, mosses, weeds, grasses, bushes, trees a fully developed ecosystem consisting of many large trees all of the living things in an area plus all the abiotic factors; transform energy and matter use sunlight energy through photosynthesis to produce sugar use chemical energy through chemosynthesis to produce sugar eat and digest decomposers show the transfer of energy from producers to tertiary consumers show a network of interactions between many organisms in an ecosystem all carbon is taken in ultimately as CO2 during photosynthesis and turned into glucose ; the carbon in glucose is converted back CO2 during cellular respiration; carbon is also deposited when things die, to become fossil fuels; when we burn fossil fuels we convert the organic molecules back into CO2 living organisms need phosphorous to build phosphate groups in DNA; living organisms take up phosphates from the environment, and pass between trophic levels phosphate, sugar, base nitrogen gas in the atmosphere is absorbed by nitrogen-fixing bacteria; nitrogen is transferred in proteins and nucleic acids between organisms in the food web; denitrifying bacteria turn nitrogen in proteins and nucleic acids back into N2 gas percolation, transpiration, evaporation, precipitation, runoff, condensation  

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1. bacteria, lichens, mosses, weeds, grasses, bushes, trees
2. a fully developed ecosystem consisting of many large trees
3. all of the living things in an area plus all the abiotic factors; transform energy and matter
4. use sunlight energy through photosynthesis to produce sugar
5. use chemical energy through chemosynthesis to produce sugar
6. eat and digest decomposers
7. show the transfer of energy from producers to tertiary consumers
8. show a network of interactions between many organisms in an ecosystem
9. all carbon is taken in ultimately as CO2 during photosynthesis and turned into glucose ; the carbon in glucose is converted back CO2 during cellular respiration; carbon is also deposited when things die, to become fossil fuels; when we burn fossil fuels we convert the organic molecules back into CO2
10. living organisms need phosphorous to build phosphate groups in DNA; living organisms take up phosphates from the environment, and pass between trophic levels
11. phosphate, sugar, base
12. nitrogen gas in the atmosphere is absorbed by nitrogen-fixing bacteria; nitrogen is transferred in proteins and nucleic acids between organisms in the food web; denitrifying bacteria turn nitrogen in proteins and nucleic acids back into N2 gas
13. percolation, transpiration, evaporation, precipitation, runoff, condensation