producers (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /prəˈdusərz/
Definition
An organism, usually a plant or bacterium, that produces its own food, typically using sunlight.
Examples
Plants are the primary producers in most ecosystems.
Photosynthetic bacteria act as producers in deep-sea hydrothermal vents.
The health of the producers directly impacts the entire food web.
How to Use producers
- primary producers (collocation)
- Organisms that create their own food and form the base of a food chain. — "Plants are the primary producers in terrestrial ecosystems."
- major producer (collocation)
- A significant manufacturer or supplier of goods. — "China is a major producer of manufactured goods."
- film producer (collocation)
- A person who oversees the making of a film. — "The film producer worked tirelessly to bring the story to the screen."
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