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______ are organisms that produce their food; usually plants
producers
______ are organisms that must eat to get the energy they need.
consumers
A __ ___ shows how the consumers in an ecosystem are connected to one another according to what they eat.
food chain
Energy produced by plants that is not used is stored in the __, ___ and ___.
roots, stems and leaves
At the base of the food chain is the _______.
producers (plants)
First-level consumers are called ____ because they eat the producers.
herbivores
Second-level consumers are called ___ because they eat the first-level consumers.
carnivores
___ such as mushrooms and bacteria are consumers that decompose the dead tissue of organisms.
decomposers
Producers use about ___% of the food energy they make during photosynthesis.
90%
Producers stored about ___% of the energy they make and this energy is transferred to the organisms that consume them.
10%
How much energy is lost from one level to another in the energy pyramid?
90%
An __ ____ shows the amount of energy available to pass from one level of a food chain to the next.
energy pyramid
Why does the energy pyramid become smaller as you go up the pyramid?
Because the amount of energy is less as you go up; less energy means less organisms.