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Why is photosynthesis so important to living organisms?
Most consumers can convert energy into food, but they can’t make enough of it, so they need producers, too.
Consumers do not usually live in areas where they can get energy, so they have to eat producers to get enough energy.
All living organisms need energy to stay alive, but only producers can directly convert energy into food.
Decomposers take so long to recycle dead and decaying matter that producers have to make up the difference.

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Answer:

All living organisms need energy to stay alive, but only producers can directly convert energy into food.

Explanation:

The process of photosynthesis is very important because all living organisms need energy to stay alive, but only producers can directly convert energy into food.

Photosynthesis is the process whereby green plants manufacture their food in the presence of carbon dioxide and water.

  • They take light energy from the sun and produce food materials.
  • The light energy is converted to chemical energy which are stored in carbon chains as glucose.
  • The  chemical energy is then used by other living organisms for their own nourishment.

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