Question 2producers and consumers

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Sl.No.ProducerConsumer1.The green plants that make their own food in the presence of sunlight, water and carbon dioxide are called producers.Living organisms that cannot make their own food but consume either plants or other animals are called consumers.2.They are called Autotrophs.They are called Heterotrophs.3.They constitute the first trophic level.They constitute the second, third or fourth trophic levels.4.Example: Green plants, AlgaeExample: Cow, Lion

Sl. No.	Producer	Consumer
1.	The green plants that make their own food in the presence of sunlight, water and carbon dioxide are called producers.	Living organisms that cannot make their own food but consume either plants or other animals are called consumers.
2.	They are called Autotrophs.	They are called Heterotrophs.
3.	They constitute the first trophic level.	They constitute the second, third or fourth trophic levels.
4.	Example: Green plants, Algae	Example: Cow, Lion

Ecosystems — Question 2

Question 2