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3.0 (Ecosystem) PDF
3.0 (Ecosystem) PDF
Take a quit walk with mother nature. It will nurture your mind body and soul.
• Ecosystem
1. Forest Ecosystem
2. Desert Ecosystem
3. Grassland Ecosystem
4. Aquatic Ecosystem
Ecosystem
An Ecosystem is a biological
environment consisting of
all the living organisms or
biotic components, in a
particular area, and the non
living, or abiotic
components such as air, soil,
water and sunlight with
which the organisms
interact.
Types of Ecosystem
Ecosystem
Natural Artificial
Biotic Abiotic
(Living) (Non-Living)
Edaphic Calimatic
Producer Consumer Decomposer
Soil Temperature And
Primary or Heterotroph Light
PH
Secondary or Primary Minerals Water
Carnivores Atmosphere
Topography
Tertiary or Large Chemical Elements
Carnivores
Quaternary or Omnivores Wind
Forest Ecosystem
High Rainfall
Tropical rainforest
Temperate rainforest
Taiga
Function of Forest Ecosystem
Watershed Protection
Atmospheric Regulation
sloth
Hornbill
Chameleon
Squirrel monkey
Flora of Forest Ecosystem
Desert Ecosystem
Low Rainfall
High Temperature
Scarily Populated
Types of Desert
Sand Desert
Stony Desert
Rock Desert
Plateau Desert
Mountain Desert
Cold Desert
Desert Flora
Desert Fauna
Grassland Ecosystem
Marginal Rainfall
Densely Populated
Types of Grassland Ecosystem
Tropical Grassland
Temperate Grassland
Others
Feature of Grasslands Ecosystem
Temperature
Precipitation
Humidity
Topography
Human Habitat
Flora And Fauna Of Grassland Ecosystem
Aquatic Ecosystem
Densely Populated
Types of Aquatic Ecosystem
Ocean
Lotic
Lentic
Wetland
Features of Aquatic Ecosystem
Current
Chemistry
Competitive Organism
Function of Aquatic Ecosystem
Recycles Nutrients
Purify Water
Attenuate Floods
Group 1 Group 2