Answer:
Replace the concentration descriptions with actual values
Explanation:
For results of this nature to mean much, they need to be able to be reproduced by a different experimenter. In order to be able to do that, the experimenter must be able to reproduce the salt concentrations. The graph would be more useful if it had the actual concentration values.
Answer:
Option B, temperature, water and soil nutrients
Explanation:
Abiotic factors are those which do not have life in them and are unable to exhibit the functions of a living organism such as locomotion, reproduction, feeding, respiration etc.
All the set of factors in option B i.e temperature, water and soil nutrients are not living things as they do have any of the characteristics of living beings and thus they can be considered as abiotic factors.
While in all other options except option B, i.e option A, C, and D factors like animal, grass and animal life are biotic factors as they have life and are able to perform functions of living beings.
Thus, abiotic factors associated with ecosystems are temperature, water and soil nutrients