Question

Explain natural ecosystems and their types. (100-150 words!)
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Answer 1

Explanation:

An ecosystem forms the basic building block of an environment. It consists of both biotic and abiotic components and their continuous interactions with each other. Ecosystems can broadly be classified into two types, namely:

Natural ecosystem – naturally occurring

Artificial ecosystem – These are man-made ecosystems

Natural Ecosystem

A natural ecosystem is a community of living and non-living entities and occurs freely in nature. Every component interacts together as a combined unit through physical, chemical and biological processes. The discriminating factor of natural ecosystems from other ecosystems is that they are completely natural. Their interactions in no way are influenced by human activity as seen in the case of artificial ecosystems. The components of natural ecosystems that bring about these interactions are soil, sunlight, air, water, plants, animals and microorganisms. Each of these factors of the ecosystem is associated either directly or indirectly. For example, a fluctuation in the temperature levels affects the growth of plants.

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Answer 2

Answer:

An ecosystem forms the basic building block of an environment. It consists of both biotic and abiotic components and their continuous interactions with each other. Ecosystems can broadly be classified into two types, namely:

Natural ecosystem – naturally occurring

Artificial ecosystem – These are man-made ecosystems

Natural Ecosystem

A natural ecosystem is a community of living and non-living entities and occurs freely in nature. Every component interacts together as a combined unit through physical, chemical and biological processes. The discriminating factor of natural ecosystems from other ecosystems is that they are completely natural. Their interactions in no way are influenced by human activity as seen in the case of artificial ecosystems. The components of natural ecosystems that bring about these interactions are soil, sunlight, air, water, plants, animals and microorganisms. Each of these factors of the ecosystem is associated either directly or indirectly. For example, a fluctuation in the temperature levels affects the growth of plants.