Which organisms release carbon dioxide as waste?
1-consumers only
2-consumers and decomposers
3-producers and decomposers
4-producers only
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consumers and decomposers
(but plants also release co2 at night! )
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The organisms that release carbon dioxide as waste are known as consumers and decomposers (option 2).
- Animals and humans that eat plants as a significant source of nutrients are referred to be consumers.
- They breathe aerobically, which means they take oxygen from the air and exhale carbon dioxide as a byproduct of respiration.
- Decomposers are creatures that eat dead and rotting plant and animal matter.
- They break down complex organic matter into simpler forms while emitting carbon dioxide as waste.
- Plants (producers) use carbon dioxide in their photosynthetic mechanism.
- Hence, carbon dioxide is given out by consumers and decomposers which is then used up by the producers.
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