In a forest ecosystem, green plants are:
Correct answer: B. The primary producers
- A. Primary producers only sometimes
- B. The primary producers
- C. The decomposers
- D. The consumers
Explanation
Green plants manufacture organic food through photosynthesis and form the first trophic level, so they are the primary producers of a forest ecosystem. They are not consumers or decomposers.
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