Organisms that make energy in the form of glucose are called

question 1 options:

consumers

decomposers

producers

parasites

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a recycles matter back into the food web and biogeochemical cycles.

question 2 options:

autotroph

decomposer

parasite

omnivore

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what is the source of the energy converted by producers?

question 3 options:

sunlight

producers

consumers

autotrophs

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autotrophs are found at the of a food pyramid.

question 4 options:

top

middle

base

on every level

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Producers ( also called autotrophs) are the organisms that synthesize their own ( glucose) food using carbon dioxide and water in the presence of sunlight ( photosynthesis). They use energy from sunlight to convert it into chemical energy ( that is stored in the glucose). Autotrophs occupy the base of a food chain within the ecosystem as they are first trophic level for the energy transfer.

Decomposers ( such as bacteria and fungi that act on dead plants and animals) can recycle the organic matter back into the food web and biogeochemical cycles in the form of nutrients such as carbon and nitrogen.

Thus, the correct answers are-

1) Producers

2) Decomposer

3) Sunlight

4) Base

The set of words that complete the sentence is the following:

oxidation, organic, free energy, exergonic.

Explanation:

In biological systems, oxidation of organic molecules, such as glucose, yield the energy necessary for cellular processes to occur. This energy, called free energy , is stored in the chemical bonds of organic molecules. If free energy is release when oxidation occurs then this reaction is considered exergonic.