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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #49492 Energy Flow
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The  fundamental  source  of  energy  in  almost  all  ecosystems  is  radiant  energy  from  the  Sun.  The  energy  of  sunlight  is  used  by  the  ecosystems  autotrophic,  or  self-sustaining,  organisms  (that  is,  those  that  can  make  their  own  food).  Consisting  largely  of  green  vegetation,  these  organisms  are    of  photosynthesis  -  i.e.,  they  can  use  the  energy  of  sunlight  to    carbon  dioxide  and  water  into  simple,  energy-rich  carbohydrates.  The  autotrophs  use  the  energy  stored  within  the  simple  carbohydrates  to  produce  the  more    organic  compounds,  such  as  proteins,  lipids,  and  starches,  that  maintain  the  organisms  life  processes.  The  autotrophic  segment  of  the  ecosystem  is  commonly    to  as  the  producer  level.  Organic  matter  generated  by  autotrophs  directly  or  indirectly  sustains  heterotrophic  organisms.

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