Lab 7 Identifying Limiting Nutrient - Sayre School
Lab 7 Identifying Limiting Nutrient - Sayre School
Lab 7 Identifying Limiting Nutrient - Sayre School
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<strong>Lab</strong> 7: The Ecosystem Drawing<br />
The following items should be ILLUSTRATED in your ecosystem:<br />
1. On your Ecosystem drawing you need four producers, correctly labeled with organism<br />
common name, scientific name and correctly labeled with trophic level.<br />
2. On your Ecosystem drawing you need at least 9 consumers (including herbivores, carnivores,<br />
omnivores), correctly labeled with organism common name, scientific name, and correctly<br />
labeled with trophic level.<br />
3. On your Ecosystem drawing you need two decomposers correctly labeled with trophic level.<br />
You may use generic decomposers like fungi and bacteria to make the nutrients cycle in your<br />
biome.<br />
4. On your Ecosystem drawing, you need four different Food Chains, each color-coded to<br />
identify them clearly. Arrows should be drawn in correct direction. Each chain will be used<br />
for one of the nutrient cycles. Make sure the organisms in your food chains actually live in the<br />
same area of the Earth.<br />
5. On your Ecosystem drawing you need the Abiotic Factors listed in lower left corner.<br />
6. On your Ecosystem drawing you need a Primary Energy Source properly labeled and attached<br />
to one plant. Color code that arrow yellow to show how sunlight energy is moving into your<br />
Ecosystem.<br />
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