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Abiotic factors that characterize a forest ecosystem include? Which one


•light and biodiversity

•pH and the number heterotrophs

• temperature and amount of available water

•type of producers and decomposer

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alon420
Your answer would be:

Temperature and amount of available water.

Abiotic: a non-living factors that affect organisms and their ecosystem. Can be a physical or chemical part.

Temperature and water as we know, are not living (biotic) components.

snehashish65

The most important abiotic factor of a forest ecosystem is temperature and the amount of available water as these directly affect the resources and climate. Thus option C is correct.

What are biotic and abiotic factors?

The forest ecosystem is made up of two components that decide the characteristics of the forest. The tropical rainforest has a constant temperature and high amount of precipitation.

one is abiotic which is the non-living like air, temperature, and rain and the other is biotic factors which are the living parts like animals, and birds, plants, and decomposers.

Temperature and water control the habitat of animals and these are abiotic factors and have a direct effect on the ecosystem of forests. So option C is correct.

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