I would assume you are asking about abiotic factors. Abiotic simply means non-living or devoid of life and can apply to many things depending on the field that it is used. for example, the abiotic …

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Jan 4, 2016 · Eutrophication is the enrichment of an ecosystem, mostly aquatic with minerals such as nitrogen and phosphorous. It can be a natural occurrence but most happen because …

Nov 11, 2016 · Finally, I think that providING that money to protect the environment is the right choice because it will maintain the ecosystem. There are many animals living on the earth, so …

1) Biotic and abiotic factors together create and define the ecosystem. 2) Furthermore, these biotic and abiotic factors sometimes are mutually interactive and influence each other 1) An …

What is the role of plant-like plankton in the marine food web? Which is larger: A food web or food chain? Which represents an ecosystem better: A food chain or food web? Why? Who's a …

Which ecosystem could be regarded as most productive in marine biome? Which phase usually remains constant in length of days in the menstrual cycle? What are the differences between a …

What would the birth rate need to be? How will human population growth impact the ecosystem? When did the world population reach 1 billion? Human population is currently growing …

Why is viscosity classified as a physical property? What is viscosity? What is chemosynthesis? How is algae important in the marine ecosystem? How does sound interact with matter? What …

Why is phosphorus important in an ecosystem? What is one major difference between the phosphorous and carbon cycles? What is the importance of bacteria in carbon, nitrogen, and …