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Transcript
Interactions between biotic and
abiotic factors
biotic
• A(n) ___________
factor is a living (or once living) component
of an ecosystem.
abiotic
• A(n) ___________
factor is a non-living component of an
ecosystem.
biotic
• An ecosystem is the interaction between __________
and
abiotic factors
__________
Biotic
Abiotic
Biotic
Abiotic
Biotic
Abiotic
Biotic
Abiotic
Biotic
Abiotic
• How do these abiotic factors affect the biotic parts of an
ecosystem?
Trees
Fish
Water
Squirrels
Air
Trees
Soil
Temperature
Bacteria
Grass
Fish
Water
Sun
Squirrels
Deer
Air
Minerals
Flowers
• What abiotic factors are important for a plant to grow?
• Provides warmth to living organisms
• Provides solar energy (light) for green plants to make their
own food
• The number of hours of daylight triggers seasonal events, such
as:
-plants flowering
-birds migrating
• Important for life processes of all living things (plants and
animals) such as:
-distributing food particles through their bodies
-digesting food
• Important for organisms
that live under water, such as:
-trout
-whales
-algae
• Provides oxygen (O2), which animals breathe
• Provides carbon dioxide (CO2) for plants to use to make their
own food
• Provides a home for many animals that live underground
-earthworms
• Provides nutrients for plants
• Plants grow in soil