Question

The living components of an ecosystem​

Answer 1

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The living components of an ecosystem (everything that's alive) are called biotic factors. The non-living components like heat and nutrients are called abiotic factors. Both biotic and abiotic factors contribute to an environment's health. Biotic factors include plant productivity and animal behavior.

Answer 2

An ecosystem is a community of organisms and non-living components that interact as a system. The "system" part of the word ecosystem is what's most important. It means that everything interacts either directly or indirectly. Energy and nutrients are cycled throughout all the different components of the ecosystem. We can show the way energy flows using food chains or food webs.The living components of an ecosystem (everything that's alive) are called biotic factors. The non-living components like heat and nutrients are called abiotic factors. Both biotic and abiotic factors contribute to an environment's health. Biotic factors include plant productivity and animal behavior. Abiotic factors include the climate and amount of sunlight.