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Why can't the producers in some ecosystems make an unlimited supply of organic material? (1 point) • Temperatures are too hot for photosynthesis. • Too many carnivores eat the producers. • Energy needed
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Why can't the producers in some ecosystems make an unlimited supply of organic material? (1 point)

• Temperatures are too hot for photosynthesis.
• Too many carnivores eat the producers.
• Energy needed to make organic material is lost as heat.
• One or more nutrients is in short supply.

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one or more nutrients is in short supply

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