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Maslowich
2 years ago
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Read the passage. Then write a paragraph that explains why the two ecosystems have such different kinds of plants. Use the terms

biotic factor, abiotic factor, and limiting factor in your explanation
Passage:
A group of students is studying the types of plants that grow in a field next to the school. The field is mowed regularly, but it does not get any water other than rainfall. The field has several kinds of plants that are typically found in a grassland ecosystem. But it has none of the plants found in a nearby forest ecosystem.


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Biology
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