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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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ability to do work

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energy

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PAR means

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photosynthetically active radiation

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light with wavelengths between 400 and 700 nm that is used by plants for photosynthesis

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photosynthetically active radiation

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plants and other organisms use this to convert light energy into chemical energy

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photosynthesis

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crucial for climate processes because it absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and subsequently binds it in plants, soils, and harvested goods.

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photosynthesis

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components of energy flow in ecosystem

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sun, producers, consumers, decomposers

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provides the majority of the energy used by people. it is also the source of biomass, fossil fuels, and some renewable energies like wind and solar electricity

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sun

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what percentage of sunlight reach the Earth’s atmosphere and reflected back

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34%

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__% of sunlight is held by ozone layer, water vapor, and other atmospheric gases

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10%

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__% reaches the Earth’s surface and out of that 2 of 10% is used by plants and the remaining is absorbed as heat by water

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56%

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organisms that use sunlight to generate their own energy

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producers

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they convert sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into sugar, which is then used to make food

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producers

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producers in terrestrial ecosystem

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herbaceous and woody plants

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producers in aquatic system

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phytoplankton, algae, and higher plants

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animals that depends on plants for their food needs

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consumers

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consumers are also called

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heterotrophs

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they are unable to manufacture their own food. they eat plants or other animals for energy

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consumers

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degrade dead organic matter or detritus

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decomposers

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decomposers are also known as

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saprotrophs

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they derive their energy, carbon, and nutrients from organic substrates for growth and development

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decomposers

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it include energy transformation which occur within the ecosystem

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ecological energetics

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study of energy flow within an ecological system from the time it enters the living system until it is degraded to heat and irreversibly lost from the system.

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ecological energetics

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ecological energetics is also called

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production ecology

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ecological energetics studies ….

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energetic dependency of species in ecological systems