Biotic and abiotic limitations determine the carrying capacity of a population.
<h3>What is carrying capacity?</h3>
Carrying capacity is defined as the maximum number of individuals that an environment can sustain without destroying the environment. It is determined by various factors such as food availability, water, and space.
So we can conclude that Biotic and abiotic limitations determine the carrying capacity of a population.
Different vegetation has several unique characteristics. A hot dry climatic condition is mostly found in desert areas. Desert has few or no precipitation or rainfall.
Desert soil is also sandy or rocky, more reason why it is so important to find plants that can survive under such conditions and also help against soil erosion. Plants with long roots such as cactuses are preferred in this region.
This is comparable to the impression of the 'sneaky' males
in the side-blotched lizard. Natural section favor an individual by the detector
or sensor will sustain less cost and increase an advantage and gain over others
incapable to distinguish the deceitfulness.
