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ECOSYSTEMS I. Introduction A. Definition B. Components.

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2 ECOSYSTEMS I. Introduction A. Definition B. Components

3 1. Biotic2. Abiotic

4 C. Energy Components 1. Types

5 a. Potential Energyvs.b. Kinetic Energy

6 2. Laws of Thermodynamics

7 a. Constant (or transforming)

8 b. Entropy (order)

9 II. Energy Flow A. Primary Production

10 1. Energy Allocation Quercus alba

11 a. Annuals

12 b. Perennials

13 c. Woody Shrubs

14 d. Deciduous Trees

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16 e. Coniferous Trees

17 2. Environmental Influences a. Heat

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19 2. Environmental Influences b. Water

20 Terrestrial Global Productivity

21 Oceanic Global Productivity

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23 c. Time

24 d. Minerals

25 3. Application a. Fruit Cycles and Crop Production b. Lighting Needs c. Rainfall (Watering) Requirements d. Reforestation e. ????

26 B. Secondary Production

27 1. Influences Primary Production vs. Efficiency

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30 2. Trophic Levels

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32 3. Consumers

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34 c. Energy Losses

35 It is far better to have forgotten, than to have never learned.


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