The jar containing the ecosystem is sealed shut and placed near a window so that the plants have access to sunlight. How are the organisms in this ecosystem able to obtain enough matter and nutrients to survive in these conditions?
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All of the organisms within the container are able to receive matter and nutrients in the form of sunlight.
O B.
All of the organisms in the ecosystem are full grown, so they no longer need matter or nutrients.
O C.
The ecosystem conserves its matter and nutrients by recycling them within the sealed container.
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The ecosystem creates and destroys matter and nutrients through the process of photosynthesis.
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