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| heat released during burning |
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| people get energy by burning food |
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| food broken down in the body's cells and changed into energy. |
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| the process in plants that produce food |
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| a form of sugar that is food for a plant |
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| plants take in sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to produce |
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| energy in the food comes from the |
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| basic source of all energy in living organisms |
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| starts with the sun, is converted to food in plants(photosynthesis), organisms eat the plants to get energy. |
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| trophic level 1 or producers |
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| energy enters the food web in the form of carbohydrates in plants. |
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| primary consumers who eat the producers and transfer energy (herbivores) |
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| secondary consumers who eat primary consumers. (carnivores or omnivores) |
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| tertiary consumers at the top of the food chain. (carnivores) |
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| only ____ % of the food energy in one trophic level is passed on to the next level. |
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| the higher up the pyramid the ____ an organism has to eat to have enough energy. |
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