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In the chapter on ecosystem, we had studied about the mangrove ecosystems. What kind of abiotic conditions did you study in them?

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Answered by dreamrob
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Abiotic conditions in Mangrove ecosystems are as follows:

• Temperature ranges between 20to 35°C found in the Mangrove ecosystem.

• Abundant rainfall is found in the Mangroves throughout the year.

• Wind flow is very high and dry air and its mechanical effects may cause damage to the ecosystem.

• Soil salinity is hydrographic.

• Light is either too much or not enough light. It may cause temperature fluctuations.

• Nutrients are nitrogen and phosphorus. Mangroves can grow more roots so they can take-up more nutrients.

These are the abiotic factors some time they can affect mangroves and sometimes they can developing new adaptations.

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