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Where does a decomposer get its energy?
A decomposer gets its energy from the dead animals they eat
Where does a decomposer get its energy from?
A decomposer gets its energy from the dead animals they eat
Which one is last. A plant predator prey decomposer?
The decomposer is generally last in the list that includes the plant, the predator, and the prey along with the decomposer. The decomposer actually removes remaining tissue and plant parts from the area and returns it to the soil.
What are energy roles in the ecosystem?
producer, consumer, and decomposer :)
Is the platypus a decomposer?
The platypus gains energy by eating other organisms, meaning it is a carnivore. A platypus is not a decomposer because decomposers gain energy by decomposing dead organisms.
What organism comes last in the food chain?
carnivore / Scavengers
In science what always comes last in the food chain?
== == The Decomposer always comes last because when the animal dies the decomposer decomposes it. A normal food chain would be something like: sun energy> grass> cow> human> decomposing bacteria The decomposer/detritus feeder always breaks down waste (being excrement or dead matter) in an ecosystem so that buildup won't be a problem.
Which level of consumer has access to the smallest supply of energy?
decomposer <
What is a good sentence that has energy pyramid in it?
a decomposer is the oppisite of producer
sun is a producer,consumer,producer,or decomposer?
Producer- energy from the
Is a daffodil a producer or a decomposer?
A daffodil is a producer! (It is also an autotroph) It produces its own energy from the sunlight through photosynthesis, so that consumers (herbivores or omnivores) can CONSUME it for their own source of energy. It is not a decomposer; an example of a decomposer is different types of fungi. Hope this helped!
Is a daffodil a decomposer or a producer?
A daffodil is a producer! (It is also an autotroph) It produces its own energy from the sunlight through photosynthesis, so that consumers (herbivores or omnivores) can CONSUME it for their own source of energy. It is not a decomposer; an example of a decomposer is different types of fungi. Hope this helped!
