what are the biotic and abiotic factors in a eco system?

Answer 1

biotic-living things(plants,animals,humans,etc)
abiotic-nonliving things(rocks,dirt,water,etc)

Answer 2

Abiotic factors are the non-living factors of the Earth which affect the ability of living organisms to survive in an environment. These can include both physical and chemical factors.

The main factors affecting the growth of plants and where they grow can be associated with abiotic factors rather than biotic factors, which contribute less to their existence.

Physical abiotic factors include soil, weather, and the availability of consumable water. Natural disasters can also be considered abiotic.

Chemical factors include the amount of sunlight and the pH level of the soil.

Biotic factors are living things that effect the eco system.

Answer 3

Biotic factors are living like plants and animals. A-biotic are non-living like water, light, stones etc.

Answer 4

If we are taking pond as an ecosystem the things like ,water,air,mud,rocks,etc. which are not living are abiotic factors.And the living things like algae, ferns,fishes,etc. are biotic factors.These factore depends upon the ecosystem.

Answer 5

Our understanding of the ecology of tropical mangals has strong practical implications for the management and conservation of these threatened ecosystems. Earlier models of tropical mangals proposed overwhelming influences by physical forces and processes such as the tidal regime or geomorphology on ecosystem structure and function. Recent findings from especially the Indo-Pacific mangals suggest also considerable influence from biotic agents and processes such as sesarmine crab feeding and bioturbation activities in shaping the ecology of tropical mangals. I argue that more research attention should be paid to the study of the interplay between physical and biotic influences in the ecology of tropical mangals. Examples in litter dynamics and community determination are given to illustrate how biotic influences may respond to changes in the physical setting of mangals. This necessitates an approach integrating the two sources of influences. Despite decades of increased research effort, answers to many fundamental questions concerning practical management issues of tropical mangals are still largely unavailable. The often-acclaimed functions and values of tropical mangals also have to be critically assessed in the light of existing and future data. It is proposed that research effort should also be targeted towards the assessment and mitigation of the predicted impacts of urgent problems faced by tropical mangals (e.g. conversion to aquaculture ponds, pollution) in order to secure their long-term conservation and wise management.

Answer 6

abiotic- non-living; biotic- organisms/living

Answer 7

biotic :related to man and organisms
abiotic :related with non living things & environment

Answer 8

i already told you! biotic is the organisms, abiotic is the environment they are in!!!! stop asking!!!!!!

Answer 9

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