Which statement about energy flow in ecosystems is accurate? A.Energy flow reaches an equilibrium within ecosystems such that every trophic level has the same amount of energy. B. Because forests have relatively few large trees which support numerous smaller organisms, they have less energy at the lowest trophic level than at higher trophic levels. C. Energy is recycled within ecosystems, moving from producers to consumers to decomposers and back to producers. D. Energy flows through ecosystems with some lost at every transition resulting in lower trophic levels always containing more energy than higher trophic levels. E. Aquatic ecosystems have more energy at higher trophic levels than at lower trophic levels, whereas terrestrial ecosystems have more energy at lower trophic levels. Please answer asap and type your answer and do not copy from anywhere please

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