Producer, Consumer and Decomposer

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species

A group of living organisms consisting of a similar individual capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding.

predatar

A living animal or this that hunts or eats other animals

carnivore

A living animal that eats mostly meat

herbivore

A living animal that eats only plants

omnivore

A living animal that eats plant and meat

Prey

A living animal that is getting hunted by or getting eaten

food chain

A model That shows how energy flows between living things.

Niche

A shallow recess, especially one in a wall to display to statue or other ornaments.

food web

The interactions and overlapping of several food change

Habitat

The natural home of an animal, plant, or organism

Ecology

The study of the relationship of organisms to one another and to their physical environment

ecosystem

a community of living organisms and their environment

biome

a place animals live.

biotic

an animal that interacts with an abiotic for example, water with fishes.

organism

an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form

consumers

consumers eat the food it was made by other producers most consumers are animals. Japanese Beatles are consumers sea horses are consumers people are consumers.

decompose

decompose break down dead things. They take the waste material and break it down.This returns the nutrients to the earth. For then the nutrients can be used again. Decompose are often fungi or bacteria some other decompose are bugs. earth worms and decomposed.

population

group of the same organisms living in an area.

community

many diffrent populations

Abiotic

non living things for example, sun temperature, water, gas, and soil

producer

producer's produce the food and energy we eat. They take the energy from the sun and put it into other orgasm can use. all producer's are plants. cactus is a producer. tress and grass are producers.

Mutualism

when both species are benefited.

parasitism

when one benefits and the other goes through harm.

commensalism

when one species is benefited and the other doesn't get helped or harmed.


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