Tag: issues of the environment
Questions Related to issues of the environment
Ecosystem may be defined as
-
A species along with environment
-
Plants found in water
-
Plants found on land
-
All plants and animal species along with environment
Ecosystem is a biological community that lives in conjugation with the nonbiological community. It can also be defined as all plants and animal species along with environment. It includes all living things like plants, animals and non-living things like air, water, land, etc.
Biome has organisms of various trophic levels
-
Reacting with abiotic environment
-
Constitute a sociological unit
-
Live a symbiotic life
-
Inhabit a desert
Biome is a community that consists of plants and animals having common characteristics in a given environment. In other words, biome has organisms of various trophic levels reacting with abiotic environment. The different biomes include aquatic biome, forest biome, desert biome, tundra biome and grassland biome.
Ecosystem contains
-
Food web
-
Food chain
-
Both A and B
-
None of the above
An ecosystem is all plants and animal species along with environment. It consists of biotic components such as producers, consumers and decomposers and abiotic components such as air, water, temperature, soil. It contains both food chain and food web. Food chain consists of producers, consumers and decomposers. It is a series of plants/animals which are interrelated in the form of organism being eaten as food by the other organism. Various interlinked food chains in a community constitutes the food web.
Who coined the term ecosystem?
-
Tansley
-
Odum
-
Warming
-
Darwin
A. Arthur George Tansley coined the term ecosystem' in 1935 to describe the interactions between organisms and with their environment.
Which one is not the dynamic aspect of an ecosystem?
-
Producers and mineral cycles
-
Consumers and mineral cycles
-
Producers and energy flow
-
Energy flow and mineral cycles
Dynamic aspects of an ecosystem are mineral cycles and energy flow. Mineral cycles are biogeochemical cycles through which there is exchange or circulation of nutrients in the biosphere. Energy flow occurs in a unidirectional manner in an ecosystem from lower trophic levels to higher trophic levels. Through these dynamic aspects, biotic and abiotic components of an ecosystem are connected. Biotic components are living part of the environment which include producers, consumers and decomposers whereas abiotic components are non living part of the environment which include light, water, temperature etc.
The term ecosystem was coined by
-
Warming
-
Odum
-
Tansley
-
Haeckel
Term ecosystem was coined by Tansley while the term ecosystem was coined by Ernst Haeckel. Warming wrote the first book on plant ecology. Odum described an ecosystem as a functional unit of nature.
How many of the following will act as a decomposer in a pond ecosystem?
[spider, earthworm, woodlouse, fungus]
-
One
-
Two
-
Three
-
Four
Decomposers are the organisms which feed on dead organisms such as microbes. Spider feeds on other insects and acts as a predator and woodlouse found in forest and feeds on plant matter from the forest floor. Whereas earthworm and fungus can grow in pond water and feeds on dead organisms (plant or animal).
Ecosystem can be recognised as self-regulating and self sustaining unit of
-
Species
-
Landscape
-
Organism
-
Community
An ecosystem is a community of living organisms together with non-living components of their environment, functioning together as a system. The term 'ecosystem' was first proposed by Sir Arthur Tansley in 1935. The ecosystem can be recognized as a self-regulating and self-sustaining unit of 'landscape'. Hence, the correct answer is option B. ''landscape'.
Which of the following ecosystem lacks one or more structural components?
-
Deep sea
-
Freshly formed water pond
-
Forest ecosystem
-
All of the above
(A) In deep sea ecosystem has all structural components,
Study of interaction between living organisms and environment is called
-
Ecosystem
-
Phytogeography
-
Psychology
-
Mycology
The ecosystem is defined as the study of the interaction between the living organisms and the environment.