Bacteria can convert nitrogen in the air into a form plants can use
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Answer:
1. consumer (think "consume")
2. community (organism -> population -> community -> ecosystem)
3. abiotic factor (abiotic, as in not living)
4. decomposer (think "de"compose: they take things and break them down; as opposed to scavengers, these are small, like fungi or bacteria)
5. food chain
6. biosphere (think of the Earth: it's a sphere)
7. ecology (studies always end with -ology)
8. producer (think "produce")
9. biotic factor (biotic, as in biology, as in life)
10. ecosystem (organism -> population -> community -> ecosystem)
11. scavenger (as opposed to decomposers, these are normal animals, like vultures or bears)
12. population (organism -> population -> community -> ecosystem)
Those trees cannot grow unless they are part of a larger, inter-connected community
each Interconnected communities usually benefit support the living of other organism simply by doing its own daily activities. Without it, it's hard for some organisms to survive on their own
