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What is the name for the biochemical reaction that is the original source of energy for almost all ecosystem?
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Photosynthesis - the capture of light energy by plants and its transformation into chemical energy.
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What is the original source of almost all energy in the most ecosystem?
The original source of almost all energy in an ecosystem is the sun.
What is the ecosystem like?
well the ecosystem is like almost like earth.!!!!!!!!!
The grasslands of the midwestern US have been grazed and farmed so that almost no grasslands remain with their original species of plants and animals How could people in the Midwest determ?
Look around, since even a changed ecosystem is still an ecosystem
The grasslands of the midwestern US have been grazed and farmed so that almost no grasslands remain with their original species of plants and animals. How could people in the Midwest determine what ki?
Look around, since even a changed ecosystem is still an ecosystem.
Why is protein production necessary?
Proteins provide structure for living organisms. They are also catalysts for almost every biochemical reaction. Without protein catalysts, it could take years for a single sugar molecule to be broken down in a cellular environment.
Is a decomposition reaction almost the same as a synthesis reaction?
no
The ultimate source of energy for almost every ecosystem is the?
Sun
Are chemical reaction opposite to physcical reaction?
almost opposite
What part of the world can an ecosystem be found in?
an ecosystem can be found almost all over the world. one example of an ecosystem is a coral reef which can be found in most tropical oceans or seas
Can you reverse the reaction of hydrocloric acid and magnesium?
With the position of equilibrium of this reaction, it is almost unable to carry out the backward reaction.
What ecosystem that has almost the same number and type of organism for many years is exhibiting?
equilibrium
What substances form by a chemical reaction?
Almost everything
