What are the differences between producers, consumers, and decomposers?
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producers are the ones who produce things eg
green plants
consumers are the ones who consume things eg animals
decomposes r the ones who decomposes things eg microorganisms
green plants
consumers are the ones who consume things eg animals
decomposes r the ones who decomposes things eg microorganisms
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Producers are those who produce food that is green plants. Consumers are those who consume food From producers consumer are of various type primary consumer, secondary consumers, tertiary consumer and apex consumer. Decomposes are those who decompose organic and inorganic material these are very important in God's chain.
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1. Producer - Producers are those green plant which can prepare their own food with the help of light energy from sun, carbondioxide from air and water from soil. The food produced is in the form of glucose or any other form of sugar. E.g- Green plants and blue green algae.
2. Consumer- Consumers are those organisms that can't make its own food and are dependent on the food that is produced by the producers for their survival. E.g - Herbivore, carnivore, parasite etc
3. Decomposer- These are the organisms which break down the dead remains and waste products of other organisms. They break down the complex inorganic substances into simple organic substances that goes into the soil and are again used up by the plants. E.g- microorganisms
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