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what is the difference between the biotic and abiotic conditions​

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Answered by venkata200747
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BIOTIC

VERSUS

Biotic refers to the living elements in an ecosystem

Biotic elements depend on the abiotic elements for the survival

Measurement is subjective

Affect the individual of a species, community, population, biosphere, and the biome

Living things directly or indirectly affect the other living things in the ecosystem

Have the ability to adapt changes in the environment

Components include plants, animals, and microorganisms which serve as producers, consumers, and decomposers in an ecosystem

Resources include forests and their products, animals, birds, and marine resources like fish

Factors include organisms which interact with other organisms in an ecosystem like predators, prey,

parasites, competitors, and symbionts

ABIOTIC

Abiotic refers to the non living, physical elements in an ecosystem

Abiotic elements do not depend on biotic elements within an ecosystem

Measurement is objective

Affect the individual of a species, community, population, and

biosphere

Abiotic elements determine the number of organisms, which are capable of existing in the environment

Unable to adapt to changes in the environment

Components include climate, parent material and soil, topography and natural disturbances

Resources include land, water, coal, and oil

Factors include water depth, sunlight, pH, turbidity, salinity, available nutrients, and dissolved oxygen

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