How Nature Works in Harmony

8. Pollution in water bodies decreases the amount of this gas required for aquatic life.
9. An organism that prepares its own food through photosynthesis.
11. Practice of growing same species of crops on an agricultural field.
12. Non-living components of an ecosystem.
15. Scientific name of Indian bull frog.
18. Declared as a world heritage Site by UNESCO due to its rich biodiversity.
19. The relationship between flowers and honey bees.
20. Organisms that break down dead matter and recycle nutrients.

1. Specific position of an organism in a food chain.
2. An example of a fungus which helps to recycle nutrients back into the soil by feeding on dead and decaying matter.
3. The mutual interaction between living and non-living things forms an _______.
4. Birds that control pests and act as pollinators or seed dispersers, helping maintain ecological balance.
5. The period when machines, fertilisers, and pesticides were widely used to increase food production in India.
6. Trees that act as coastal barriers and protect against storms, tidal waves, and coastal erosion.
7. All different species in a pond constitute a ___________.
10. A natural predator that contributes to sustainable agriculture by controlling the population of pests.
13. The relationship between orchids and trees.
14. All fish in a pond constitute a ____________.
16. Category of consumer to which an eagle belongs in a crop field of millets.
17. Fish eat the larvae of _________ and indirectly show a positive interaction towards pollinators..