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Population

A group of organisms of THE SAME SPECIES living at THE SAME PLACE at the SAME TIME

A community

ALL the populations living in the SAME AREA at the SAME TIME

Ecosystem

All the biotic factors and all the abiotic factors interact with each other

Quadrats measure

Species richness


Percentage cover


Number of an individual species.

Biodiversity

The range and variety of different species

What does a food chain show

It shows the tra safer of energy from one organism to another

Energy is lost through

Movement


Heat


Making waste products


Undigested waste

Interdependence

How the change in one population can affect the other.

Food pyramids

Shows how many organisms are present at each level of the food chain.

Pyramids of energy

The amount of energy contained within the biomass of each individual.

Why are UV Ray's harmful

Causes skin cancer


Skin damages


Suppression of the immune system

Greenhouse effect

A natural process heating the earth's surface.

Effects of acid rain

Damages skin


Corrosion of metals


Wearing of stone pillars

Fertilizers in rain

Chemicals will end up in water bodies allowing algae growth to spread leaving less oxygen present for plants

Greenhouses

Transparent walls allow light to enter.


Inorganic fertilizers

Replaces the mineral ions lost from the farmland.


Leads to pollution.

Growing legumes

They have nitrogen fixing bacteria in their roots. This would convert the nitrogen leading plants to make proteins

Ways pests can harm crops

Lowering the amount of yield.


Affecting the quality of yield.

Methods used to control pests

Biological control


Pesticides

Bioaccumalation

Build up of pollutants in the fatty tissues of an organism

Problems with pesticides

Last for a prolonged period of time


The pests may gain resistance


Bioaccumulation

An ideal pesticide

Should be easy to use


Specific to only kill pests


Safe to transport must not get bioaccumulated

Biological control

Using another living organism to reduce the pests.

Disadvantages of fish farming

Diseases can spread faster


Fish faeces could pollute outside waters

Advantages of fish farming

Can monitor the water quality.

Greenhouse effect

Short length infrared Ray's from the sun reach earth.


These will be absorbed the earth and then emitted as longer wave infrared radiations.


These long wave IR radiations may get absorbed by the greenhouse gasses causing them to get re emitted back to earth.

Signs of carbon monoxide poisoning

Headaches


Nausea


Dizziness