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    Lecture 3:

    Energy Flow in anEcosystem

    1Bonifacio B. Magtibay, CE, SE, MSEM

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    Energy FlowEnergy Flow

    • EnergyEnergy in an ecosystem originallyin an ecosystem originallycomes from the suncomes from the sun

    • Energy flows through EcosystemsEnergy flows through Ecosystemsfromfrom producers to various levelsproducers to various levelsof consumers to decomposersof consumers to decomposers

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    "roducers"roducers

    • !unlight!unlight is the mainis the mainsource of energysource of energyforfor mostmost life onlife onearth.earth.

    • "roducers"roducers containcontain

    chlorophyllchlorophyll # can# canuse energy directlyuse energy directlyfrom the sunfrom the sun

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    $utotrophs$utotrophs

    • $n $utotroph is any organism$n $utotroph is any organismthatthat can produce its own foodcan produce its own food supply%supply%

    • $utotrophs are also called$utotrophs are also called"roducers"roducers

    •"lants, algae, some protists, #"lants, algae, some protists, #some bacteria are e&amplessome bacteria are e&amples

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    'iche of a $utotrophs'iche of a $utotrophs

    • aptures energyaptures energy and transformsand transformsit intoit into organic, stored energyorganic, stored energy forforthe use of living organisms.the use of living organisms.

    • May beMay be photoautotrophsphotoautotrophs usingusinglight energy (e.g.light energy (e.g.  plants  plants ))

    •May beMay be chemoautotrophschemoautotrophs usingusingchemical energy (e.g.chemical energy (e.g.cyanobacteri cyanobacteri a)a)

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    "hotoautotroph"hotoautotroph

    $ producer that captures energy$ producer that captures energyfrom the sun by:from the sun by: –"hotosynthesis"hotosynthesis

    • $dds$dds *&ygen*&ygen to theto theatmosphereatmosphere

    • +emoves+emoves arbon io&idearbon io&ide fromfrom

    the $tmospherethe $tmosphere

    7$lgae$lgae

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    hemoautotrophshemoautotrophs

    • apture energy from the bondsapture energy from the bondsof inorganic molecules such asof inorganic molecules such as-ydrogen !ulfide-ydrogen !ulfide

    • "rocess is called"rocess is called hemosynthesishemosynthesis•*ften occurs in deep sea vents or*ften occurs in deep sea vents orgut of animalsgut of animals

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    onsumersonsumers

    onsumers or heterotrophsonsumers or heterotrophseat other organisms toeat other organisms toobtain energy. (e.g.obtain energy. (e.g.animals animals ))•-erbivores-erbivores

     –Eat *nly "lantsEat *nly "lants•arnivoresarnivores –Eat *nly *therEat *nly *ther

    $nimals$nimals

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    onsumersonsumers

    • *mnivores*mnivores (-umans)(-umans) – Eat "lants # $nimalsEat "lants # $nimals

    • etritivores (!cavengers)etritivores (!cavengers)

     – Feed *n ead "lant # $nimal +emainsFeed *n ead "lant # $nimal +emains(bu00ards), e.g. vultures, hyena(bu00ards), e.g. vultures, hyena

    • ecomposersecomposers

     – Brea1 down dead organic matter intoBrea1 down dead organic matter intosimpler substances2 recycle nutrients,simpler substances2 recycle nutrients,e.g., Fungi # Bacteriae.g., Fungi # Bacteria

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    Feeding +elationshipsFeeding +elationships

    Energy flowsEnergy flowsthrough anthrough anecosystem inecosystem inoneone directiondirection

    fromfrom producersproducers

    toto variousvariouslevels oflevels ofconsumersconsumers

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    Feeding +elationshipsFeeding +elationships

    • Food hainFood hain –!imple energy path through an!imple energy path through an

    ecosystemecosystem

    • Food ebFood eb –More realistic path through anMore realistic path through an

    ecosystem made of many foodecosystem made of many foodchainschains

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    Food hainFood hain

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    "roducer"roducer ((trapped sunlight # stored food)trapped sunlight # stored food)

    44stst orderorderonsumeronsumer

    55ndnd *rder*rderonsumeronsumer

    33rdrd *rder*rderconsumerconsumer

    66thth *rder*rderonsumeronsumer

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    'ame the "roducer, onsumers #'ame the "roducer, onsumers #

    ecomposers in this food chain:ecomposers in this food chain:

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    /rophic Levels/rophic Levels

    Each level in a food chain or foodEach level in a food chain or foodweb is aweb is a trophic Leveltrophic Level..

    • "roducers"roducers

     –$lways the first trophic level$lways the first trophic level

     –-ow energy enters the system-ow energy enters the system

    • -erbivores-erbivores –!econd trophic level!econd trophic level

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    /rophic Levels/rophic Levels

    • arnivores7*mnivoresarnivores7*mnivores –Ma1e up the remainingMa1e up the remaining

    trophic levelstrophic levels

    Each level depends on theEach level depends on theone below it for energy.one below it for energy.

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    Ecological "yramidsEcological "yramids

    8raphic representations of the8raphic representations of therelative amounts of Energy orrelative amounts of Energy orMatter at each trophic levelMatter at each trophic level

    May be:May be:Energy "yramidEnergy "yramid

    Biomass "yramidBiomass "yramid"yramid of 'umbers"yramid of 'umbers

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    Energy "yramidEnergy "yramidBonifacio B. Magtibay, CE, SE, MSEM

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    Biomass "yramidBiomass "yramid

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    "yramid of 'umbers"yramid of 'umbers

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