An abundance or scarcity of any biotic factor sends a ripple effect through the ecosystem, which is the entirety of the abiotic and biotic factors in a designated area. For example, an abundance of plants often leads to an increase in herbivore populations. In turn, predators that hunt the ...
Frogs spend much of their life in a pond. A pond is an example of an aquatic habitat, specifically a freshwater habitat. Each habitat has its own set of environmental factors that make it different from other habitats. Some of these factors are moisture content, temperature, amount of ...
Biomes are characterized by their abiotic and biotic components. The most important abiotic factors are the temperature and precipitation of the biome. However, other factors such as soil type and amount of sunlight also play important roles. The location of the biome often determines these abiotic...
Effect of Organic Mulch Type on Common Biotic, Abiotic Factors and Yield Components in Determinate and Indeterminated Tomato (Lycopersiconesculentum Mill.) Commercial Cultivars. Asian J. Plant Sci. 4(6):580-588.JOHN, R. G., MULUNGU, L. S., ISHENGOMA, C. G., REUBEN, S. O. W. M.,...
is a gregarios species, which is changing the numbers and structure of the flocks according to the season. This depends on abiotic and biotic factors. The way of breeding the flocks (free or kept in breeding fences) could also affect them because of predators. The goal of this study was ...
Identify the two major abiotic factors that determine which type of terrestrial biome that will occur in a area. Discuss the general differences in climate associated with the tropical savanna and midlatitude grassland biomes. Describe the local biotic communities in Nigeria and five biomes of the wo...
also known as producers and made part of organic matter. From producers, the nutrients pass to the higher trophic level in the form of organic matter. Nutrient cycling involves various factors such as biotic, abiotic, chemical and physical factors. Examples of nutrient cycles are the carbon cycle...
Changes in these factors directly or indirectly affect the composition of the community and the availability of niches. Therefore, a comprehensive understanding of the combined influence of biotic factors (stand factors and diversity) and abiotic factors (elevation and canopy openness) is essential for...
Climatic Factors:They include rain, temperature, light, wind, humidity, etc., and Edaphic Factors:These include soil, pH, topography minerals, etc. 2. Biotic Components These comprise living organisms such as plants, animals, and micro-organisms (Bacteria and Fungi) present in an ecosystem form...
The physical characteristics of the volcanic processes (elevated temperature, impact force, abrasion, and depth of erosion and burial) in part determined the extent of mortality and the types and significance of biotic legacies in the ... VH Dale,FJ Swanson,CM Crisafulli - 《Ecological Responses ...