Cordgrass, water salinity and great blue herons set includes both biotic and abiotic elements of an estuary.
<h3>What is biotic and abiotic element?</h3>
The pH of the soil in an ecosystem can be altered by an increase in acid rain.
Aquatic food systems may experience bioaccumulation of heavy metals.
Carbon that hasn't been burned could contaminate streams and feed wildlife.
The climate, amount of precipitation, and soil type are abiotic factors—the nonliving elements—that define a biome.
The plant and animal kingdoms are examples of biotic factors, which are the living elements.
For plants to grow, they need carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight.
Through a process known as photosynthesis, plants employ water, sunlight, and carbon dioxide to produce their own food as part of a biotic interaction.
Abiotic interactions, on a broader level, refer to climatic and seasonal cycles.
