ABIOTIC FACTORS AND ITS ENVIRONMENT Abstract Abiotic factors in the environment can affect an individual’s conditions‚ habits and activities. Tropics have altering weather conditions even if there is no seasonality. It may be sunny at a certain period of time then it will be overcast all of a sudden. Testing abiotic components would help us show diversity in different kinds of environment. Three varied location were selected; A classroom‚ a busy street (Recto Ave.) and the university garden
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Abiotic Features | Terrestrial | Aquatic | Buoyancy | Air provides lift and flotation support for organisms | Water uses an upward force on an object and in it which allows flotation. | Viscosity (resistance to movement) | Air has a low viscosity. This makes it easier for organisms to move through it. | Water has a high viscosity. This makes it more difficult for organisms to move through it | Light | Light can pass freely through air. Plenty of light is available to land organisms. Dense plant
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Investigating Specific Environments Abstract: The thing that I did was analyze soil to see if bacteria could live in that environment. The reason why I did it was because I wanted to find out where in the environment bacteria and fungi can live. In order to do my study I had to collect a sample of soil and put it in a dish. After I did that I could look at it underneath a microscope. I found that bacteria did in fact live in the soil so the soil was a sustainable environment for the bacteria
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PLANT BIOLOGY WITH RESPECT TO ABIOTIC STRESSES TO ENVIRONMENT [pic] Plant biology with respect to Abiotic stresses to environment Biology assignment:- Given by MAM MARYIM To Group # 4 Group members:- UMMA-E-FARWA (34) ADEEB DANISH (20) MUHAMAD SHEHZAD (33) Content • Abiotic stress • Abiotic stress conditions • Drought • Salinity • High temperature • Chilling • Flooding • Troposphere ozone • Oxidative damage • Defense mechanism
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biotic and abiotic factors contribute to the relationship between foliage and ground coverBy Effie LucasIntroduction:A functioning ecosystem is totally reliant on the way in which factors such as biotic and abiotic interrelate and create a balance of living and non-living. Biotic factors are those features of the environments of organisms arising from the activities of the other living organisms‚ relating to‚ produced by‚ or caused by living organisms (M. Thain/ M. Hickman 2003:16). Abiotic factors
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However‚ the founder of the theory recognizes that there are other external factors that may contribute to the interaction of plants and pests. These factors include the plant adaptation‚ abiotic factors and management practices. The theory of Francis Chaboussou foresees the agriculture sector to shift from better management of crops production by paying attention to its proper needs. (Chaboussou as cited by Paull 2007). The above mentioned theories relay in the study since it focused on managing
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nonliving elements in order to have a survival of that specie for the reason it is a main component for their existences. As I was observing the characteristics of a river‚ I was able to observe how important nonliving and living things are to our environment. These factors are important for the reason a living organisms would eat the nonliving at some point in time. I also went to cabrillo marine aquarium. I was able to analyze the adaptations that an ochre sea star has to adapt to. The first adaptation
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Abiotic component abiotic components (also known as abiotic factors) are non-living chemical and physical factors in the environment‚ which affect ecosystems. Each abiotic component influences the number and variety of plants that grow in an ecosystem‚ which in turn has an influence on the variety of animals that live there. The four major abiotic components are: climate‚ parent material and soil‚ topography‚ and natural disturbances. From the viewpoint of biology‚ abiotic factors can be classified
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Interaction between Abiotic and Biotic Components All living organisms depend upon their environment for survival essentials: 1) food 2) shelter 3) breeding site. In turn the organism interacts with the environment in several ways. For example a plant uses the environment for the three purposes named above but in turn it also removes carbon dioxide and water from the air‚ it gets eaten by an animal or a parasite and it depends on the soil for its support. Therefore the plant is interacting
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A.Tenebrosa has a few abiotic factors that make them adapt to their situation and influence where they live and their distribution. Desiccation is the most important abiotic factor to consider because if they dry out and lose water they can die. Because A.Tenebrosa do not have a hard shell they find it much harder to store water‚ so they adapt themselves in a different way. Instead of storing water in their shell‚ the A.Tenebrosa fold their tentacles inside of their mouth and swallows the water to
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