That they produce only through anaerobic respiration.
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Answer:
The caterpillars gain energy directly from the orchids
Explanation:
Earth maintains the flow of nutrients in the form of cycles and linear sequence in which the nutrients in the form of matter and energy flows from one organism to another and one sphere to another sphere.
One such flow of nutrients in the form of matter and energy can be observed in the organisms when one organism feed upon another and gain energy.
This flow of matter and energy is called a food chain.
The energy flows in this food chain through ten percent rule which states that only ten percent of energy can be transferred to next trophic level, therefore, the organism at the lowest level will have the highest amount of energy.
In the given question, the caterpillars can be considered as primary consumers which gain energy from the orchid plants directly and thus is the most appropriate answer.
