Trophic Levels Twirl Dress with Pockets

energy from the sun - in this case it’s a rose plant, then two levels of heterotrophs (animals that consume the energy stored in plants as glucose) - seen here are four moth species commonly use rose as a host plant so these are cecropia, automeris io, apple sphinx, and blinded sphinx moths both as caterpillars and adults. In the background barn swallows and chimney swifts are seen in silhouette. These are the bird species that commonly eat the moths found on rose plants and form another trophic level of secondary consumers all feeding off the energy of the sun that was first captured by the chloroplasts in the leaves of plants. The design also features two organelles (structures within a cell): chloroplasts which are used by plants to convert sunlight and water into sugars and mitochondria which are present in animal cells and convert sugars into ATP, the energy that fuels all activity within an animal body including movement and the ability to think and even read this description! Crafted in 100% organic cotton, this dress is perfect for science lovers, educators, and anyone who appreciates nature-inspired fashion, this dress turns a complex ecological concept into wearable art. Whether you’re heading to a classroom, museum, casual outing, or science event, it’s designed to spark curiosity and conversation wherever you go. Key Features Soft, breathable 100% organic cotton knit fabric Trophic levels print dress in multicolored tones against white and blue Twirl dress with side pockets for everyday convenience Comfortable round neck and short sleeves 3/4 circle skirt for a flattering, twirl-friendly fit Tagless design for added comfort Pull-on style (no zippers or fasteners) Fit & Sizing Model is 5'7" wearing size S Waist seam for a defined silhouette Care Instructions Machine wash cold, inside out Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry Preshrunk for lasting fit Additional Details Digitally printed design Imported Sold and shipped by Svaha USA Suitable for teachers