Draw conclusions: Substances that contain carbon and are produced by living things are

called organic. Examples of organic materials are sugar, blood, protein, and fat. Other materials, like water, carbon dioxide, oxygen, and ammonia, are called inorganic.

Some living things, called producers, can produce the organic materials they need (like food) from inorganic matter. All other organisms are consumers; they consume organic matter since they cannot make it themselves.

Do your results show you that trees are producers or consumers?

its a gizmo lol

Trees have green pigments called chlorophyii on their leaves, this pigment trap light energy from the sun and uses carbondioxide and water to photosynthesized in order to produce sugars. Trees undergo a process called photosynthesis which is a process where by green plants uses light energy from sunlight with water and carbondioxide to produce sugars.

Once trees produce sugars, other organism cannot synthesized their own food on their own, so they largely depend on trees for organic materials. Theses organisms are herbivores and sometimes omnivores.

Therefore, Trees are producers.