60_Haniefam Muslima Yahya

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This diagram models a simplified version of the photosynthesis process and its subsequent effects on a system embodying an ecosystem's energy flow. It starts with a source labeled "sinar matahari + air + CO2" that simulates the sun, water, and carbon dioxide as inputs into the system. This initiates the process in which these resources are converted through a series of pools and gates, representing the photosynthesis process occurring in "Tanaman" (plants) to produce oxygen and consume resources. The system intricately models the conversion of sunlight, water, and CO2 into usable energy (oxygen) through plants, depicted by resource flows to and from pools, with mechanisms for resource accumulation, delay, and conversion.

The diagram also involves a trader labeled "Oksigen" indicative of the interchange of oxygen within the system, perhaps representing the exchange between the ecosystem and its external environment or within different components of the ecosystem. Drains in the system may symbolize resource consumption or loss mechanisms, such as respiration by organisms consuming oxygen. Gates are utilized to regulate the flow of resources, modeling how environmental conditions or biological processes might influence the rates of photosynthesis and respiration. State connections set conditions for triggering actions based on resource levels, introducing a dynamic aspect where the flow of resources changes based on the state of the system, such as increased photosynthesis in response to sufficient sunlight, water, and CO2 availability.