With regard to ecological food chain, man is a - Vidyadip

MCQ

With regard to ecological food chain, man is a

A
Producer
✓
Consumer
C
Both producer and consumer
D
Producer and decomposer

✓

Answer

Correct option: B.

Consumer

b
(b)Because man can not produce the food himself and he depends on plants (producer) for food.

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