Question
Explain the cropland ecosystem.
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Answer
In the cropland ecosystem, green plants (crop) are producers. Grasshoppers, butterflies, ants, goat, cow, rabbit, deer, squirrel, parrots, humans are primary consumers. Fox and other carnivores are secondary consumers while eagles, leopards, lion even humans are tertiary consumers. The abiotic components consists of inorganic and organic substances of soil and atmosphere.
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