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1 Driving question: How does ecosystem deal with animal and plants after they died?

2 Flow chart of decomposing process
Dead plant/animal (large organic molecules) Minerals (from soil) Flow chart of decomposing process Digestion Digestion Inorganic matter (H2O , CO2, minerals) Small organic molecules Biosynthesis Back to ecosystem system Decomposer biomass (large organic molecules) Cellular Respiration Fungi take in minerals from soil, like plants  Revised it H2O & CO2 For decomposers growth For decomposers living

3 Three types of decomposers
Another decomposer – Invertebrates One common decomposer: Fungi Crucial decomposers: bacteria and microscopic fungi

4 The structure of mushroom
cap gill stem hypha mycelium Mycelium part should be bigger than mushroom Are mushroom plants?

5 Biosynthesis part Animal PPT: cow
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6 What do mushrooms grow?

7 Matter movement for biosynthesis at macroscopic scale
Large scale Macroscopic Microscopic Atomic molecular Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

8 Matter transformation for biosynthesis at macroscopic scale
Large scale Small organic molecules Large organic molecules Macroscopic Mineral molecules Water Add mineral molecules in the plant cells. Microscopic Atomic molecular Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

9 Energy transformation for biosynthesis at macroscopic scale
Large scale Heat Chemical energy Macroscopic Chemical energy Microscopic Atomic molecular Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

10 Biosynthesis at macroscopic scale
Large scale Heat Chemical energy Chemical energy Small organic molecules Large organic molecules Macroscopic Microscopic Mineral molecules Water Atomic molecular Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

11 What happens of biosynthesis at microscopic scale ?
Zooming into three different system: digestion, blood, muscles

12 Matter movement for biosynthesis at microscopic scale
polysaccharides (chains of sugar molecules) Large scale Macroscopic Microscopic Atomic molecular Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

13 Matter transformation for biosynthesis at microscopic scale
Large scale Sugar polysaccharides (chains of sugar molecules) Macroscopic Microscopic Atomic molecular Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

14 Energy transformation for biosynthesis at microscopic scale
Large scale Heat Macroscopic Chemical energy Chemical energy Microscopic Atomic molecular Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

15 Biosynthesis at microscopic scale
Heat Large scale Chemical energy Chemical energy polysaccharides (chains of sugar molecules) Sugar Macroscopic Microscopic Atomic molecular Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

16 What happens for biosynthesis at atomic-molecular scale ?
Zooming into three different system: digestion, blood, muscles

17 Matter transformation for biosynthesis at atomic-molecular scale
Large scale Polysaccharides (chains of sugar molecules) Macroscopic Sugar Microscopic scales scales Protein Simplify the digestion process: zooming in part of intestine (food from digestion to the blood) Simplify : muscle in the leg growing amino acids Atomic molecular Water Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

18 Matter transformation for protein synthesis at atomic-molecular scale
Large scale Macroscopic Microscopic scales scales Click to see animation Atomic molecular Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

19 Energy transformation for biosynthesis at atomic-molecular scale
Large scale Heat Macroscopic Chemical energy Microscopic scales scales Chemical energy Simplify the digestion process: zooming in part of intestine (food from digestion to the blood) Simplify : muscle in the leg growing Atomic molecular Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

20 Biosynthesis at atomic-molecular scale
Heat Chemical energy Chemical energy Large scale Macroscopic polysaccharides Sugar Microscopic scales scales Simplify the digestion process: zooming in part of intestine (food from digestion to the blood) Simplify : muscle in the leg growing Protein amino acids Atomic molecular Water Matter Process Material identity Matter Movement Analyzing Digestion Biosynthesis Energy All Cellular respiration Energy transformation Blank

21 The end

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