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Page 1: By: Ken and Dan. The garden ecosystem has three key components to it Producers Consumers Decomposers

The garden ecosystem

By:Ken and Dan

Page 2: By: Ken and Dan. The garden ecosystem has three key components to it Producers Consumers Decomposers

Garden Ecosytem

•The garden ecosystem has three key components to it

•Producers

•Consumers

•Decomposers

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Producers

•The main producers in the garden are plants

•They are able to produce their own food from the sunlight

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Producers continued

• A producer is an organism that is self sufficient

• For example, a plant is a producer because it does not rely on other organisms to survive

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Consumers: two typesPrimary consumers: Butterflies, Bees, and caterpillars

Secondary consumers: birds, snakes, and spiders

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Consumers Continued• A consumer is an organism

that needs other organisms to survive.

• Without other organisms there would be an imbalance in the food chain

• Consumer does not make its own food; it eats other organisms.

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Decomposers

The decomposers consist of bacteria, fungi, worms, and insects

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Decomposers continued

• An organism that eats dead matter/other dead organisms.

• Without any dead organisms decomposers are nothing!

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The abiotic factors in a gardenThe basic abiotic factors for a garden are: Wind, Soil, Temperature, Sunlight, rain, water.

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Abiotic factors cont.•Abiotic factors can help your garden ecosystem

•Abiotic factors can also be extremely devastating to your garden ecosystem

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The biotic factors in a garden•Theres dozens of biotic factors to consider but, here are the few you will find in your own garden

•Birds, insects, bacteria, plants, and weeds.

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Biotic Factors continued

• Biotic factors can also be very productive

• Depending on how much you have of each can affect a garden dramatically

• If you have just enough the garden will function just fine in all of the areas it has.

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Garden ecosystem wrap up• Producers, consumers, and

demoposers all need each other

• They follow a chain that would fall apart if one suddenly disappeared

• If there was no prodcuers the consumers would die off because they need to find food

• If there were no producers and consumers the decomposers would not be able to return nutrients back into the ground