In a forest ecosystem, the numerical relationship between the producers and herbivores:
Correct answer: A. Producers less than herbivores
- A. Producers less than herbivores
- B. Producers equal to herbivores
- C. Producers more than herbivores
- D. Variable
Explanation
In forests, a relatively small number of large producer trees can support numerous herbivores such as insects, so producers may be fewer than herbivores in a pyramid of numbers.
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