Phoenix Lake
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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Phoenix Lake
BY NATALIE, WAVERLY, AND OLIVIA
PRODUCER
THE LEAVES OF THIS TREE UNDERGO PHOTOSYNTHESIS TO PRODUCE ENERGY
PRODUCER
THIS POISON OAK PHOTOSYNTHESIZES AND CREATES ENERGY
Producer
LICHEN CONVERTS ENERGY FROM THE SUN INTO ENERGY THAT CONSUMERS CAN USE
HERBIVORE
BEES CONSUME FLOWER PRODUCTS SUCH AS NECTAR AND POLLEN
CARNIVORE
SPIDERS CATCH AND CONSUME SMALL FLYING INSECTS
CARNIVORE
THIS LIZARD PREYS UPON SMALL INSECTS AND CERTAIN PLANTS
Decomposer
THESE BEETLES DECOMPOSE FECES TO GAIN ENERGY
PREDATION
DRAGONFLIES PREY UPON TINY WATER INSECTS
MUTUALISM
- The bees gain energy from the flowers
- The flowers are pollenated by the bees
PARASITISM
TICKS LATCH ONTO LARGER ORGANISMS AND SUCK THEIR BLOOD
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Commensalism
- The moss uses the tree as a habitat
- The tree is not harmed or greatly affected
PLANTS ADAPTED TO MOIST CLIMATES
THE ROOTS OF THESE REEDS ARE ABLE TO GROW UNDERWATER
PLANTS ADAPTED TO MOIST Climates
THIS ALGAE CAN GROW COMPLETELY SUBMERGED IN WATER
PLANTS ADAPTED TO DRY CLImates
THIS COYOTE BRUSH HAS SMALL LEAVES TO AVOID OVERHEATING
plants adapted to dry climates
THIS GRASS BECOMES DRY BUT IS ABLE TO REGROW WHEN IT RAINS
