If one trophic level destroyed will its subsequent level survive
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If one tropic level destroyed it is not subsequent level survive
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Impact of removing all organisms of trophic level is different for different trophic levels. For example - if we remove producers from a food chain, no organism will get food, if we remove herbivores from a food chain than Carnivores will die and producers will also die due to competition for space and nutrients.
We can't remove any trophic level without causing damage to the ecosystem as one is dependent on other for their survival. If we remove anyone this will create imbalance in the ecosystem.
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Impact of removing all organisms of trophic level is different for different trophic levels. For example - if we remove producers from a food chain, no organism will get food, if we remove herbivores from a food chain than Carnivores will die and producers will also die due to competition for space and nutrients.
We can't remove any trophic level without causing damage to the ecosystem as one is dependent on other for their survival. If we remove anyone this will create imbalance in the ecosystem.
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