Date post: | 30-Jul-2015 |
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Outcomes
Demonstrate an understanding of the interactions of biotic and abiotic elements in an ecosystem
Lesson Objectives
•Define biotic factors, abiotic factors and interactions.
•Identify the examples for biotic factors, abiotic factors and interactions.
Abiotic Component
A+BIOTIC
Without Life
Definition: component of an ecosystem without life is called as the abiotic component of the ecosystem.
Abiotic Components
Water Soil Sun Light Temperature Day Length Humidity Precipitation pH
Amount and type of nutrients
Oxygen Wind Seasonality Topography UV radiation Weather Climate
Biotic Component
Self nourishing
Synthesize food by photosynthesis/ Chemosynthesis
Eg: All green plants and some bacteria
Consumers Different types Primary(Herbivo
res) Secondary
Carnivores Tertiary
carnivores
Autotrophs Heterotrophs
DetrivoresDecompositionMineral cycling
Decomposers
Study check
1. Dynamic equilibrium in an ecosystem is resultant ofa. Biotic factors b. Abiotic factors c. Both of them
2. Carbon dioxide is released into air bya. Plants b. Animals c. microbes d. All the above
3. Intra-actions in biotic factors leads toa. Equilibrium b. Energy flow c. Stability
4. Humidity in air is formed by the interaction ofa. Abiotic components b. Biotic componenttsc. Both of them d. None of them