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Transcript of Food Chain of the Tundra Biome. Primary Consumer Producer Predator The Tundra Biome Arctic Hare eats the sedge Definition: organisms that eat producers. Primary consumers in the tundra include lemmings, arctic hares and caribou. Secondary Consumer Definition: organisms that eat primary consumers. Secondary consumers in the tundra ecosystem include polar bears, wolves and arctic foxes. The Food Chain Decomposers Definition:photosynthetic organisms that make their own food from energy provided by the sun. Sedge in the Arctic Arctic fox will eat the Arctic Hare Definition: the fourth trophic level that contains carnivores that can eat the secondary consumers or the primary consumers Arctic wolves can eat the arctic fox, or the arctic hare.
Tundra. Introduction: The word tundra derives from the Finnish word for barren or treeless land. The tundra is the simplest biome in terms of species composition and food chains. Vegetation: lichens, mosses, sedges, perennial forbs, and dwarfed shrubs, (often heaths, but also birches and willows).Growthforms: typical are ground-hugging and other warmth-preserving forms including: 1  tussock-forming graminoids.undra. Introduction: The word tundra derives from the Finnish word for barren or treeless land. The tundra is the simplest biome in terms of species composition and food chains. Vegetation: lichens, mosses, sedges, perennial forbs, and dwarfed shrubs, (often heaths, but also birches and willows).