This collection of essays by two world-renowned writers of Tibetan-Chinese relations offers powerful, empathetic, and analytical Insight into the economic, environmental, cultural, and political concerns of contemporary Tibet.
1. All living things fall into one of three categories: __producer__, __consumer__, and __decomposer___. 2. Producers are __organisms that make their own food through getting energy from the sun. _____. 3. All _____plants_____ are producers. 4. Four examples of producers are: a) _____pine tree_____ b) _____green plants_____ c) _____flower plants_____ d) _____grass_____ 5. Consumers are __organisms that need to eat to get energy/food_____. 6.
Most broadly, all organisms fit into one of three camps: producers, consumers, and decomposers. Producers. Producers are able to produce carbohydrates from the energy of the sun through photosynthesis or, in some instances, from inorganic molecules through chemosynthesis.ecause they can produce their own food, producers are also called autotrophs. Producers form the foundation of every food chain because only they can transform inorganic energy into energy that all other organisms can use. On land, plants and photosynthetic bacteria are the main producers.