Cam someone list the producers, consumers, & decomposers in an Evergreen Forest?
I searched multiple websites for hours and I can't find a thing. I need a good list. Can anyone help me?? & it would be nice if you could say why an evergreen forest is good for producers consumers and decomposers. Thanks so much.
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- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
Decomposers: Bacteria / fungi / lichens
(polyporus versicolor; polyporus cinnabarinus)
Leeches
Decomposers: Ants/termites/beetles
(wood-eating animals and recyclers)
[driver ants; army ants (eat insects, small vertebrates, frogs, lizards); fungus beetles, click beetles, stag beetles, scarab beetles]
images of Leaf cutter ants
Consumers: Insects
[tree hoppers, lantern flies]
Consumers: Spiders
pink-legged tarantula (eats millipedes, insects, sow bugs, other spiders)
carpenter tarantula (eats amphibians, lizards, snakes, small mammals, birds)
Consumers: Frogs
(titanus gigantus; Poison Arrow Frogs)
Frogs in Kenya
Consumers: Snakes
Zoological Miscellania
Venomous snakes
Consumers: Butterflies
(birdwing butterfly, ulysses butterfly, morpho butterfly)
Butterfly images
Rainforest Butterflies and Moths
Consumers: Birds
[scarlet macaw; blue macaw; orange-winged Amazon grallaria; green toucan (eats fruit, large insects, small lizards); trumpeters; Brazilian scarlet tanager; trogon; turacao, sunbird; hummingbird; golden-headed manakin; crimson topaz, cuckoo; woodpecker; cock-of-the rock; black-faced hawk]
[Birds of prey: flycatcher; leaf warbler; buzzard; sparrow hawk; bat falcon; Guyana crested eagle; turkey vulture]