The correct answer is D. It is affected by both abiotic and biotic resources
Explanation:
In ecology, the carrying capacity of an ecosystem refers to the population of organisms and other factors an ecosystem can support without decaying or degradation. Due to this, the carrying capacity includes biotic or living resources (animals, plants, fungi, bacteria, etc.) but also abiotic or non-living resources (minerals, water, soil, etc.), this occurs because living organisms depend on abiotic sources to survive and preserve the natural balance. In the same way, exceeding the carrying capacity affects negatively both abiotic and abiotic resources. According to this, the statement that is accurate about carrying capacity is "It is affected by both abiotic and biotic resources".
