Subjects:
- Levels of organization of living matter,
2
- Populations, communities, ecosystems,
2,
3,
4,
5
- Forms of biological relationships in the community
- Positive attitude,
2
- Negative attitude,
2,
3
- Neutral attitude,
2
- Circulation of matter and energy,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8
- The structure of the biosphere,
2
- Evolution of the biosphere,
2,
3,
4
- The current state of the environment
- Atmosphere - the outer shell of the biosphere,
2
- Biological productivity of ecosystems,
2,
3
- Conservation and sustainable environmental futures,
2,
3,
4,
5
Environmental problems of the biosphere
- Human impact on flora and fauna,
2
- Limits of stability,
2,
3
- Natural resources and their use,
2,
3
- Radioactive contamination of the biosphere
- Contamination of soil (
contamination)
- Contamination of natural waters (
the steady,
one type)
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Symposium Introduction
To maintain the circulation of substances in sitsteme requires stock
inorganic molecules in a digestible form, and three functionally different groups
Organisms: producers, consumers and decomposers .
Producers act autotrophic (using as a source for
construction of its body inorganic compounds) organisms capable
to build their bodies from inorganic compounds. Consumers - is
heterotrophic organisms (all living beings in need of organic food
origin) that consume organic matter of producers or other
consumers and transforming it into new forms. Decomposers live by
dead organic matter, converting it into inorganic compounds.
Role consuments perform mainly in the nature of animals, their activity
maintain and accelerate the cyclic migration of atoms in complex ecosystems and
diverse. In areas where there are, for example, community
formed only from the micro-organisms, the cycle of atoms can
consuments implemented without the expense of the other two groups.
The scale of the ecosystem in nature is extremely varied. Not the same as the degree
closure to keep the animal circulation of matter, ie repeated
involving the same atoms in the cycles. As some ecosystems can
consider, for example, a pillow of lichens on the trunk of a tree and meadow, and forest, and
ocean and the desert, and the entire surface of the Earth, busy lives.
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