Producers (food chain)

They don't eat any thing they only need sun and water that is why they are at the end of the food chain.

Usually, quaternary consumers are at the top of the food chain. The only thing that would eat a quaternary consumer is another quaternary comsumer (like a human).

Producers are green plants. And these plants are green because of a pigment called 'Chlorophyll'. This pigment with the help of carbondioxide from air and sunlight creates food for the plant by a process call 'Photosynthesis'. All other living things in the food chain survive because of this natural ability (Photosynthesis) of plants.

A producer would be any plant, for example. All plants are considered producers.

Green plants are green because they contain chlorophyll and convert carbon dioxide, water, sunlight and nutrients into edible plant matter. They are a mechanism through which solar energy is captured in a form that can then be utilized by the rest of the food chain. Without green plants constantly adding this energy to the food chain, the other entities within the food chain would run out of energy sources since they cannot convert the solar energy directly as a source for their own energy.

The purchases consumers make indicate their desires to producers.

Lichens, Mosses, & Ledges.

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there are alot of answers for that...the only things that aren't producers are the things that aren't green! for example: fox, cow, dog, cat, fish....none of those are producers...things that are producers are plants, trees, etc.

Producers get their energy from photosynthesis.

In this case the producers are plants(which produce their own food by photosynthesis) and consumers are animals that are omnivores.

e.g rabbit eats plants.

It is not a producer as it breaks down dieing plants around it. It cannot make its own food because it doesn't have green leaves which is needed to do the process of photosynthesis

Normally people ate two meals a day. Except for the rich, most people ate unleavened bread, and drank large amounts of beer (up to one gallon a day). Cow's milk was also drunk, but it quickly turned sour in the hot climate. Because meat was expensive, most people ate cooked vegetable stews. Fish was an important source of protein. Fruits included apples, pears, grapes, figs, quinces, plums, apricots, mulberries, melons, and pomegranates. Pistachio nuts were also enjoyed. Cakes for special occasions were also made with butter, cheese, dates, flour, and raisins.

Yes it is; and one of its consumers is zoo plankton.

Cattails or Typhas in scientific name is a producer water plant that is common throughout the northern heisphere and is an edible plant to humans containing a rich source of nutrition. They can be truned into other materials also.

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Saguaro cactus, sagebrush, creosote, and mesquite. All of which are types of plants in the desert and are considered producers.

Humans fit into the food web alot. Say if grass dies then the grasshopper goes extinct, then the frog goes extinct and then the tiger goes extinct then that will effect the the whole web.

organism that can make its own food by photosynthesis or chemosynthesis.

yes because they use photosynthesis to feed it self

Yes, however they may require a fuel not created by themselves.

yes, bees collect pollen, eats the pollen, and produces honey which either they eat or the beekeepers take

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