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    The document provides instructions for an activity in environmental science where students take a picture of a microhabitat in their surroundings and describe the ecological niche of organisms present. As examples, it notes that the niche of plants is to provide food and oxygen as producers and shelter for insects. The niche of fungi is to decompose dead and decaying organisms as decomposers. It also gives the niche of butterflies as pollinating plants in gardens to help reproduction through carrying pollen between flowers.

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    The document provides instructions for an activity in environmental science where students take a picture of a microhabitat in their surroundings and describe the ecological niche of organisms present. As examples, it notes that the niche of plants is to provide food and oxygen as producers and shelter for insects. The niche of fungi is to decompose dead and decaying organisms as decomposers. It also gives the niche of butterflies as pollinating plants in gardens to help reproduction through carrying pollen between flowers.

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    The document provides instructions for an activity in environmental science where students take a picture of a microhabitat in their surroundings and describe the ecological niche of organisms present. As examples, it notes that the niche of plants is to provide food and oxygen as producers and shelter for insects. The niche of fungi is to decompose dead and decaying organisms as decomposers. It also gives the niche of butterflies as pollinating plants in gardens to help reproduction through carrying pollen between flowers.

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    ACTIVITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

    Name: Date:
    Course and Section:
    Ecological Niche of Living Organisms
    Instructions: Take a picture of any microhabitats in your surroundings and describe the niche of the organisms
    present there.

    Microhabitat

    Organism 1: The ecological niche of plants includes providing


    food to all the primary consumers hence they occupy the role
    of producers in an ecosystem. Plants produce oxygen during
    photosythesis which is used for breathing by all organisms. They
    also provide shelter to various insects like ants, butterflies etc.
    Fungi decomposes dead and decaying organisms hence they
    occupy the role of decomposers.

    Organism 2: The ecological niche of a butterfly is pollinating


    plants in your garden.When they do this their bodies collect
    pollen and carry it to other plants. This helps fruits, vegetables
    and flowers to produce new seeds. The majority of plants need
    pollinators like bees and butterflies to reproduce.

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