Question

producers, consumers, and decomposers are
abiotic factors
chemical factors
biotic factors
physical factors
if the population of a species is greater than its carrying capacity for a long time, what can that do to available resources in its ecosystem?
double the amount
triple the amount
nothing, as there is no relation
deplete them completely
new growth that will happen after a forest fire might take some time to happen. this is an example of
primary succession
secondary succession
biotic factor of succession
pioneer species

Explanation:

• Producers, consumers, and decomposers are living components of an ecosystem. Biotic factors refer to the living parts of an ecosystem.
• When a population exceeds its carrying capacity for a long - term, it will consume resources at a rate faster than they can be replenished, eventually depleting them.
• Secondary succession occurs in an area where a disturbance (like a forest fire) has destroyed an existing community but left the soil intact. New growth after a forest fire is an example of this as the soil is already present with some nutrients and seeds may still be viable.

Answer:

• For the first question: C. Biotic factors
• For the second question: Deplete them completely
• For the third question: B. Secondary succession