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Describe in steps , flow of energy in a food chain ?​

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Answered by Tanushree1200
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The flow of energy in an ecosystem is always linear ie uni direction. At each energy step in food chain, the energy received by the organisms is used for its own metabolism and maintenance. The left over energy is passed to next higher trophic level. Thus the energy flow decreases with successive trophic level.

Food chains start with a primary producer. Energy is then transferred to a primary consumer, then secondary, tertiary, and quaternary consumers in sequence. The primary consumer is an organism that eats a primary producer, which can include a zooplankton or snail in the ocean.

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Answered by kamtadevi333
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In a food chain, there is a multidirectional flow of energy from the sun to producer's, consumes , and decomposers.....

If 100 joules of energy is available at producer level , then amount of energy present at the level of secondary consumer is 10 joules

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