Unit 2 Environmental Science
Across
- 3. cool, nutrient-rich water rises to the surface replacing warm water.
- 6. this trophic level has the most energy available.
- 8. plants convert light, co2 & water into glucose & oxygen.
- 11. fungi & many microorganisms keep nutrients cycling through the ecosystem by breaking down dead matter.
- 12. different species interacting in the same habitat & time.
- 13. a place where something is collected & stored.
- 14. thanks to nitrogen & phosphorus based ______________ the amount of fixed nitrogen & phosphorus INCREASES.
- 15. thanks to adhesion, cohesion and surface tension water has the ability to move from the roots of plants to the leaves.
- 19. the second level in the organization of life.
- 20. the largest reservoir of carbon is stored here.
- 21. the fourth level in the organization of life.
Down
- 1. ________________ eat the herbivores.
- 2. light, CO2, Water are all non living components in an ecosystem. What is the technical term for a non-living factor?
- 4. One of the Five properties of water makes it so coastal areas experience less temperature extremes. This is called ____________________ moderation.
- 5. thanks to this property of water, clouds form.
- 7. Also known as the Hydrologic Cycle
- 8. same species interacting in the same habitat & same time.
- 9. eats both plants & animals.
- 10. Land
- 15. the third level in the organization of life.
- 16. Water
- 17. the first level in the organization of life.
- 18. foxes, rabbits & snakes are all living factors in a terrestrial ecosystem. What's the technical name for a living factor?