What would occur if all producers were removed from an ecosystem? there would be no change; producers are not essential for most ecosystems. the output of the sun would decrease. the number of consumers would increase. decomposers would take over the role of the producers. consumers would soon run out of food?

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Winston Berger

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12 March, 20:27

What would occur if all producers were removed from an ecosystem? there would be no change; producers are not essential for most ecosystems. the output of the sun would decrease. the number of consumers would increase. decomposers would take over the role of the producers. consumers would soon run out of food?

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Damien Gaines · Answer 1

Answer: consumers would soon run out of food?

Three elements need to be present in an ecosystem to work - producers, consumers, and decomposers. The producers would produce, consumers to consume what is produced and decomposers to decompose.

If there were no producers, it would create a void at the beginning of the food chain, preventing it from functioning. Consumers would soon run out of food. They would starve and soon may die unless they could move to another habitat.