This document defines key terms related to ecosystems and photosynthesis. It explains that spotted salamanders and pea aphids can perform photosynthesis like plants due to symbiotic relationships with algae. Living things in an ecosystem range from microscopic organisms to plants and animals, all interacting and dependent on both living and nonliving components. Photosynthesis plays an important role in the oxygen and mineral cycling within ecosystems. The environment supports all life and is influenced by human behavior.

1. Digital Natives
Acronym Educational Technology

2. What is SALVE ?
System
Animals
Living or Non living
Value
Environment

3. Definition :
Ecosystem of
photosynthesis

4. What is system ?
SYSTEM
 The CI-340 portable
photosynthesis system was fully
useful in greenhouse conditions
and the results helped us to answer
for some of our questions. The
measurements were easy and
relatively fast in comparison to
other analytical methods."

5. Animals
 But nature never fails to
surprise us, sometimes
”the laws” can be broken.
Scientists have found some
animals that can, just like
plants, survive on
photosynthesis.

7. Spotted Salamander
 (Ambystoma maculatum), just
like the sea slug, it lives in
symbiotic relationship with algae.
They were found in embryos of
the animal. The salamander’s
embryos are found in clear
colored eggs, laid by the females
on the underwater plants, close
to the surface, so that the light
can reach them.

9. Pea Aphid
(Acyrthospihon pisum) is
an insect living worldwide
that feeds on plants
(legumes). Even though
they may look like any
other insect, unpleasant or
even terrifying to some,
they truly are amazing

11. Living and Nonliving Things in
the Ecosystem
Living or Non living
include living organisms like animals,
plants, insects and bacteria, as well as
nonliving components like rocks, soil,
water and sunlight. Survival of the living
organisms in an ecosystem depends upon
their adaptability to both the living and
nonliving elements within its
community.

13. Living Things in an Ecosystem
 The living creatures in a biological
community include microscopic living
organisms to all classes and sizes of animals.
In a pond, for example, living organisms
range in size from the algae and zooplankton
in a drop of pond water to the larger fish,
amphibians, lilies and cattails that make
their homes in the pond. All the different
populations of species co-existing and
thriving within that same environment define
the inhabitants of an ecosystem.

15. value –
 We know there two events in an
ecosystem, they are flow of energy and
cycling of minerals.
Photosynthesis helps in the process of
cycling of minerals in an ecosysye
especially oxygen cycle.
In the photlysis water oxygen is released in
the atmosphere.
Oxygen is utilised in the process of
respirstion and other oxidising process.
Oxygen is fulfilled by the phptosynthesis
and oxygen cycle maitain without
disturbace.

17. The environment
 is our life support system. It includes
everything that we rely on during our
lifetime such as air, water, metals,
soil, rock and other living organisms.
It is important to remember that the
state of our environment is influenced
by our behaviour and that we have the
opportunity to either nurture or
mistreat it.

18.  Climate Change
 Air Pollution
 Ozone Depletion
 Oceans
 Freshwater
 Wildlife
 Soil
 Land Use
 Waste
 Radioactivity
 Noise Pollution
 Light Pollution