A producer (also known as an autotrophic plant) serve as a food source for other organisms within an ecosystem. They have the capability to produce their own food using photosynthesis.
The deserts are actually one of the most common and widespread landscapes on the planet Earth. The deserts, combined of all types, are covering around 33% of the landmass, thus one third of the whole landmass on the planet.
These multiple types of deserts, like the hot and dry desert type, cold desert, coastal desert, semiarid desert. All of them have their own unique characteristics that define them more specifically. The hot and dry deserts are the ones that are hot throughout all of the year, also being located deeper into the mainland. The cold deserts are found in the Northern Hemisphere, they have hot summers and very cold winters. The coastal deserts are located along the coasts, so despite being very dry, they do tend to have high humidity. The semiarid deserts are deserts that are not as dry as the other types, they receive more rainfall, though that happens just in few days of the year, so they are dry for the most of it again, with the biggest difference being that they have slightly more vegetation.
Answer: Cellular Respiration and Mass
Explanation: Animals get glucose by breaking down the food they eat, then during cellular respiration, glucose combines with oxygen to release energy and to form carbon dioxide and water.
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