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    An ecosystem is a geographic area where plants, animals, and other organisms interact with each other and their environment. It contains biotic components like trees, cows, and fish that are living, as well as abiotic non-living components like water, temperature, and sunlight. Within an ecosystem, populations are influenced by biotic potential, which is maximum reproduction under ideal conditions, and environmental resistance, which are factors that limit growth like lack of resources or predators. Organisms also engage in biotic relationships through parasitism, mutualism, commensalism, competition, and predation to acquire resources.

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    An ecosystem is a geographic area where plants, animals, and other organisms interact with each other and their environment. It contains biotic components like trees, cows, and fish that are living, as well as abiotic non-living components like water, temperature, and sunlight. Within an ecosystem, populations are influenced by biotic potential, which is maximum reproduction under ideal conditions, and environmental resistance, which are factors that limit growth like lack of resources or predators. Organisms also engage in biotic relationships through parasitism, mutualism, commensalism, competition, and predation to acquire resources.

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    An ecosystem is a geographic area where plants, animals, and other organisms interact with each other and their environment. It contains biotic components like trees, cows, and fish that are living, as well as abiotic non-living components like water, temperature, and sunlight. Within an ecosystem, populations are influenced by biotic potential, which is maximum reproduction under ideal conditions, and environmental resistance, which are factors that limit growth like lack of resources or predators. Organisms also engage in biotic relationships through parasitism, mutualism, commensalism, competition, and predation to acquire resources.

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    ECOSYSTEM

    A GEOGRAPHIC AREA WHERE PLANTS


    AND ANIMALS AND OTHER
    ORGANISMS, AS WELL AS WEATHER
    AND LANDSCAPE WORK TOGETHER
    TO FORM A BUBBLE OF LIFE.
    COMPONENTS OF ECOSYSTEM
    BIOTIC- COMPRISES ALL LIVING THINGS
    ABIOTIC- COMPRISES ALL NON-LIVING
    THINGS
    tree cow farmer
    dog wind oxygen
    temperature grass fish
    water CO2 sunlight
    bacteria salinity of water chicken
    pH of soil flower
    BIOTIC POTENTIAL
    BIOTIC POTENTIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL
    RESISTANCE ARE THE FACTORS THAT
    INFLUENCE THE POPULATION GROWTH.
    BIOTIC POTENTIAL IS THE RATE AT WHICH
    LIFE FORMS REPRODUCE WHEN THEY HAVE
    PERFECT CONDITIONS THAT WOULD ADVANCE
    EFFECTIVE GENERATION
    PERFECT CONDITIONS
    ADEQUATE FOOD AND WATER
    SUPPLY
    NO DISEASES
    SUITABLE HABITAT
    NO PREDATORS
    ENVIRONMENTAL
    RESISTANCE
    ENVIRONMENTAL RESISTANCE
    REFERS TO THE FACTORS THAT CAN
    LIMIT THE GROWTH OF A POPULACE.
    IT INCLUDES PREDATORS,
    COMPETITORS, DISEASE, LACK OF
    FOOD AND WATER AND UNSUITABLE
    BIOTIC RELATIONSHIPS
    PARASITISM- OCCURS IN
    ORGANISM WHERE ONE SPECIES
    IS BENEFITED
    WHILE THE OTHER IS HARMED
    MUTUALISM
    SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP
    SHOW THAT BOTH
    ORGANISMS ARE BENEFITED
    COMMENSALISM
    SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP IN AN
    ECOSYSTEM WHEN ONE
    ORGANISM BENEFITS AND THE
    OTHER ARE UNAFFECTED
    COMPETITION
    IT REFERS TO TWO OR
    MORE ORGANISMS
    SEEKING FOR THE SAME
    RESOURCES
    PREDATION
    A BIOLOGICAL INTERACTION WHERE
    ONE ORGANISM, THE PREDATOR,
    KILLS AND EATS ANOTHER
    ORGANISM, ITS PREY.

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