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Biology, 12.04.2020 20:24, alexislringler

A plant receivers 41,250 kcal from the sun 8,956 kcal of the energy is transferred to the caterpillar which consumes the plant. What percentage of the energy is not transferred to the caterpillar from the plant?

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