FOOD CHAIN & FOOD WEB

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FOOD CHAIN & FOOD WEB


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FOOD CHAIN & FOOD WEB Presented By : Drashti Patel M.Sc Sem - I Environmental Science

Outline Introduction to food chain Types of food chain Tropic levels in food chain Introduction to food webs Ecological pyramids Types of pyramids

Introduction to food chain FOOD CHAIN A food chain is the path by which energy in the form of food, passes from one living thing to another within the ecosystem

Types of food chain Mainly two types of food chain A] Grazing food chain B] Detritus food chain [A] Grazing food chain grass→rabbit→fox→lion [B] Detritus food chain soil→earth warm→rat→snake→eagle

Tropic levels in the food chain Mainly three tropic levels in food chain Producers Consumers Decomposers

Producers Producers make their own food. Green plants use energy from the sun to prepare food. Producers are on the bottom of the food chain.

Consumers Organisms that do not make their own food. Another term for heterotroph is consumer because they consume other organisms in order to live.

Mainly three types of consumers Herbivores Carnivores Omnivores

Herbivores

Carnivores

Omnivores

Decomposers Microorganisms that are able to break down large molecules into smaller parts. Decomposers return the nutrients that are in a living thing to the soil. ex. Bacteria Fungi

Introduction to food webs A number of food chains form a interlinking pattern forming a web like arrangement known as food web.

Ecological pyramids The pyramidal representation of tropic levels different organisms based on their ecological position [producer to final consumer] is called as an ecological pyramids.

Types of pyramids Mainly three types of pyramids Pyramid of number Pyramid of biomass Pyramid of energy

Pyramid of number

2) Pyramid of biomass

3) Pyramid of energy

References : Odum , EP and Barrete , GW (Year?). Fundamentals of ecology. Publisher? Pp? Guided By : Dr. Nishith Dharaiya

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