The interaction of living  and nonliving components in the area.

living components

nonliving components

organisms that can make their own food through the process of photosynthesis.

organisms that depend on other organisms for food.

organisms that break down dead organisms.

The plants or algae that synthesize to produce energy.

Rely on the other organism through hunting or eating to consume the energy and nutrients from the specified species.

The sequence of energy transfer by eating and hunting organisms or species.

Animals that make up second tropic level, and they called herbivores.

the organisms that eat the primary consumer.

the organisms that eat the secondary consumer

Helps illustrate the interactions between species and dynamics of energy transferred in an ecosystem.