differentiate between biotic and abiotic resources with example in tabular form
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B⃗I⃗O⃗T⃗I⃗C⃗ R⃗E⃗S⃗O⃗U⃗R⃗C⃗E⃗S⃗= A⃗L⃗L⃗.T⃗H⃗E⃗ R⃗E⃗S⃗O⃗U⃗R⃗C⃗E⃗S⃗ W⃗H⃗I⃗C⃗H⃗ A⃗R⃗E⃗ O⃗B⃗T⃗A⃗I⃗N⃗E⃗D⃗ F⃗R⃗O⃗M⃗ B⃗I⃗O⃗S⃗P⃗H⃗E⃗R⃗E⃗ I⃗T⃗ I⃗S⃗ C⃗A⃗L⃗L⃗E⃗D⃗ B⃗I⃗O⃗T⃗I⃗C⃗ R⃗E⃗S⃗O⃗U⃗R⃗C⃗E⃗S⃗. A⃗B⃗I⃗O⃗T⃗I⃗C⃗ R⃗E⃗S⃗O⃗U⃗R⃗C⃗E⃗S⃗= A⃗L⃗L⃗ T⃗H⃗E⃗ N⃗O⃗N⃗ L⃗I⃗V⃗I⃗N⃗G⃗ T⃗H⃗I⃗N⃗G⃗S⃗ K⃗N⃗O⃗W⃗N⃗ A⃗S⃗ A⃗B⃗I⃗O⃗T⃗I⃗C⃗ R⃗E⃗S⃗O⃗U⃗R⃗C⃗E⃗S⃗. H⃗O⃗P⃗E⃗S⃗ T⃗H⃗A⃗T⃗ H⃗E⃗L⃗P⃗F⃗U⃗L⃗ F⃗O⃗R⃗ Y⃗O⃗U⃗.★᭄ꦿ᭄ꦿ
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Abiotic vs. Biotic
Abiotic factors refer to non-living physical and chemical elements in the ecosystem. Abiotic resources are usually obtained from the lithosphere, atmosphere, and hydrosphere. Examples of abiotic factors are water, air, soil, sunlight, and minerals.
Biotic factors are living or once-living organisms in the ecosystem. These are obtained from the biosphere and are capable of reproduction. Examples of biotic factors are animals, birds, plants, fungi, and other similar organisms.