Question 6 What is the most logical next step in the movement of energy stored as electrons that have been transferred to sugars and other molecules through photosynthesis? (1 point) Responses The plant itself or herbivores and omnivores can harvest the energy from sugar and convert it again into a different form of energy. The plant itself or herbivores and omnivores can harvest the energy from sugar and convert it again into a different form of energy. The energy flow of electrons will end with the formation of sugar. The energy flow of electrons will end with the formation of sugar. The electrons will convert to protons and start a new nuclear process. The electrons will convert to protons and start a new nuclear process. The electrons will move back to oxygen independently and the plant will wilt. The electrons will move back to oxygen independently and the plant will wilt.
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The most logical next step in the movement of energy stored as electrons transferred to sugars through photosynthesis is:
The plant itself or herbivores and omnivores can harvest the energy from sugar and convert it again into a different form of energy.
This option highlights the process of energy transfer in ecosystems where the energy stored in sugars can be utilized by plants (in cellular respiration) or by herbivores and omnivores that consume the plants.
