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3 years ago

How does a change in abiotic factors influence the stability or progression of an ecosystem

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Abiotic factors of ecosystem are the non-living component such as water, air and nutrients. If abiotic factors are changed, the ecosystem is disturbed because abiotic factors are very important components of ecosystem. Without these, the ecosystem will not perish or grow. If water is removed from an ecosystem, all the organisms will be die because every living organisms needs water for their survival. If nutrients are not available, the food produce by plants is less in quantity and animals which feed on plants die because of huger.

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