non-living components of a ecosystem

living components of a ecosystem

a robot that grows plants and trees

all the plants, animals and the effect of the sun and rain.

all the plants like trees, grass and flowers

animals

soil, rain, water and light

a community of plants

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Are a name for all the animals

a Latin name for animals

all the plants like grass, trees and insects

water, sun, rainfall

I think Nick is up to something again...... ok....no more hints...

rainfall, insects, water, temperature and light.

rainfall, soil, water, temperature and plants

rainfall, soil, water, temperature and light.

rainfall, soil, elephants, temperature and light.

flora margarine to make toast tastier

fauna with a dash of soil thrown in

flora and rainfall with a hint of sun

flora and fauna

only a community of plants (flora)

A community of plants (flora) and animals (fauna) that interact with each other (biotic) and their physical environment (abiotic) s, e.g. temperature, rainfall, soil, water, and light).

only a community of animals (fauna)

only a community of temperature and rainfall

someone who makes tables and chairs

An organism such as a bacterium or fungus, that breaks down dead tissue, which effectively recycles their nutrients back to the environment.

Creature that eats herbivores and/or plant matter. They obtain the energy from what they eat, e.g. if they eat a producer they will get the sugars they made.

An organism or plant that is able to absorb energy from the sun through photosynthesis (making sugars). It also needs water, carbon dioxide and nutrients from soil/rock to produce what it needs for itself.

someone who makes tables and chairs

An organism such as a bacterium or fungus, that breaks down dead tissue, which effectively recycles their nutrients back to the environment.

Creature that eats herbivores and/or plant matter. They obtain the energy from what they eat, e.g. if they eat a producer they will get the sugars they made.

An organism or plant that is able to absorb energy from the sun through photosynthesis (making sugars). It also needs water, carbon dioxide and nutrients from soil/rock to produce what it needs for itself.

someone who makes tables and chairs

An organism such as a bacterium or fungus, that breaks down dead tissue, which effectively recycles their nutrients back to the environment.

Creature that eats herbivores and/or plant matter. They obtain the energy from what they eat, e.g. if they eat a producer they will get the sugars they made.

An organism or plant that is able to absorb energy from the sun through photosynthesis (making sugars). It also needs water, carbon dioxide and nutrients from soil/rock to produce what it needs for itself.

The connections between different organisms (plants and animals) that rely upon one another as their source of food.

A complex hierarchy of plants and animals relying on each other for food.

a place like burger king or subway that you find anywhere in the world....

A set of processes whereby organisms extract nutrients (e.g. nitrogen, potash, and potassium) necessary for growth from soil or water, before passing them on through the food chain − and ultimately back to the soil and water when they die.

The connections between different organisms (plants and animals) that rely upon one another as their source of food.

A complex hierarchy of plants and animals relying on each other for food.

a place where food is stolen by a hungry spider

A set of processes whereby organisms extract nutrients (e.g. nitrogen, potash, and potassium) necessary for growth from soil or water, before passing them on through the food chain − and ultimately back to the soil and water when they die.

The connections between different organisms (plants and animals) that rely upon one another as their source of food.

A complex hierarchy of plants and animals relying on each other for food.

going for a bike ride and using up energy

A set of processes whereby organisms extract nutrients (e.g. nitrogen, potash, and potassium) necessary for growth from soil or water, before passing them on through the food chain − and ultimately back to the soil and water when they die.

A person who writes music

An organism such as a bacterium or fungus, that breaks down dead tissue, which effectively recycles their nutrients back to the environment.

Creature that eats herbivores and/or plant matter. They obtain the energy from what they eat, e.g. if they eat a producer they will get the sugars they made.

An organism or plant that is able to absorb energy from the sun through photosynthesis (making sugars). It also needs water, carbon dioxide and nutrients from soil/rock to produce what it needs for itself.

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20%

25%

30%

25%

35%

15%

45%

50%

55%

60%

jungle is not a correct term for a biome.

50%

55%

60%

jungle is not a correct term for a biome.

10%

5%

2%

13%

Sahara

Gobi

black forest gateau

Namib

Congo

Australia

Brasil

Bolivia

65%

70%

75%

80%