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Why do all food chains start with a producer? (in terms of energy transfer)

Why do all food chains start with a producer? (in terms of energy transfer)
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Why do all food chains start with a producer? (in terms of energy transfer)

Why do all food chains start with a producer? (in terms of energy transfer)-example-1
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Because there always needs to be something that starts it off. Eg: If there was no grass, there would be no animals.
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