What are the producers of a forest?

Answer 1

what are the producers in a forest the producers in a forest would be the plants (trees, bushes and other stuff) that feed the animal life. Go to http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/exhibits/biomes/forests.php#temperate it gives you a whole thing on the temperate forest! this is what i used!

Answer 2

Producers in a forest are primarily plants, such as trees, shrubs, and grasses, that undergo photosynthesis to convert sunlight into energy. These producers serve as the foundation of the forest ecosystem by providing food and energy for other organisms.

Answer 3

The autotrophs of the temperate woodland must have many adaptions to the climate. Because of the temperate woodland's warm, dry summers and cool moist winters, many of them are not present year round. There are also areas that have many shrubs and make it hard for other plants to obtain nutrients. Some of these autotrophs include evergreen shrubs, oily herbs, large areas of grasses and wild flowers.

Answer 4

the producers of a forest are anything that creates rather then consumes. for instance, a plant is a producer because it produces oxygen. an animal would be a consumer because it eats plants, or other animals.

Answer 5

Producers are moss, grass, ferns, and the coniferous trees.

Answer 6

Deciduous trees

Flowers

Mushroom

Grass

Answer 7

any kind of plant or animal that can make its own food that lives there (grass... stuff like that.)

Answer 8

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Answer 9

oak trees and maple trees

Answer 10

Trees are the producers in a forest