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Abiotic factors and ecosystem language

Abiotic factors and ecosystem language

Pond and woodland community with fish, insect larva, tree, grass, rabbit and woodlouse, surrounded by arrows labelled light intensity, temperature, moisture, soil pH, mineral content, wind, carbon dioxide and dissolved oxygen Abiotic factors are non-living conditions in an ecosystem, such as light, temperature, moisture and soil pH. They affect which organisms can survive, grow and reproduce.

Abiotic factors Lesson

  1. GCSE
  2. /Biology
  3. /Abiotic factors