Producers Photosynthesizers: Green plants and algae, and specialized bacteria To space Consumers (carbohydrates, etc.) Respirers: Animals and decomposers and plants at night Energy of movement, waste heat, entropy Figure 13.12 The flow of energy through living systems. At each step, energy is degraded (that is, transformed into a less useful form). energy Chemical energy NASA

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