How an ecosystem Works
A Mindmap/Cycle diagram showing how an ecosystem works
- Created by: Charlie
- Created on: 05-03-13 12:51
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- Ecosystems
- Vegetation uses energy from the sun, Carbon Dioxide from the air, Nutrients and water from the soil to grow
- They produce food and provide shelter for
- Plant eating animals (Herbivores) which provide food for
- Meat eating animals (Carnivors)
- When any of the organism die or produce waste
- they are broken down by the decomposers and nutrients returned to the soil
- the nutrients are recycled by the producers (Vegetation)
- Vegetation uses energy from the sun, Carbon Dioxide from the air, Nutrients and water from the soil to grow
- They produce food and provide shelter for
- Plant eating animals (Herbivores) which provide food for
- Meat eating animals (Carnivors)
- When any of the organism die or produce waste
- they are broken down by the decomposers and nutrients returned to the soil
- the nutrients are recycled by the producers (Vegetation)
- the nutrients are recycled by the producers (Vegetation)
- they are broken down by the decomposers and nutrients returned to the soil
- When any of the organism die or produce waste
- Meat eating animals (Carnivors)
- Plant eating animals (Herbivores) which provide food for
- They produce food and provide shelter for
- Vegetation uses energy from the sun, Carbon Dioxide from the air, Nutrients and water from the soil to grow
- the nutrients are recycled by the producers (Vegetation)
- they are broken down by the decomposers and nutrients returned to the soil
- When any of the organism die or produce waste
- Meat eating animals (Carnivors)
- Plant eating animals (Herbivores) which provide food for
- They produce food and provide shelter for
- Vegetation uses energy from the sun, Carbon Dioxide from the air, Nutrients and water from the soil to grow
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