Differences between Producers and Consumers Producers Consumers Manufacture of Food. Producers manufacture their own food through the process of photosynthesis. They cannot manufacture their own food. Photosynthesis is absent. Chlorophyll. They possess chlorophyll. Chlorophyll is absent. Energy. Producers trap solar energy and change the same into chemical energy. They cannot trap solar energy. Chemical energy … Read more
Carnivore Omnivore Food. It feeds on other animals. It eats both plant and animal food. Teeth. Canine teeth are well developed. Incisors are less developed. Both canine and incisor teeth are well developed. Claws. Claws are well developed. Claws are less developed. Trophic Level. It lies at a fixed trophic level. It operates at two … Read more
Differences between Herbivores and Carnivores Herbivores Carnivores Food. They are animals which feed on plants. Carnivores are animals which feed on other animals. Canines. The animals do not have well developed canines. Canines are well developed to tear flesh of the prey. Cellulose. Herbivores harbour microorganisms which degrade cellulose for them. Carnivores do not degrade … Read more
Biodegradable Wastes Nonbiodegradable Wastes Origin. They are biological in origin. They are commonly man-made. Degradability. The wastes are degraded by microorganisms. They are not degraded by microorganisms. Accumulation. They do not accumulate in nature. They pile up and accumulate in nature. Biomagnification. The biodegradable wastes do not show biomagnification. The soluble nondegradable wastes enter food … Read more
COMPARISON OF SIGMA BOND AND pi BOND The bond is formed by the overlap of orbitals along their axes (end to end to overlap) . It includes s-s, S-p and p-p of orbitals . It is a strong bond Electron cloud is symmetrical about the line joining the two nuclei. Compounds containing sigma bond are … Read more