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  • Biotic & Abiotic Factors in Forest Ecosystems: Examples & Importance
    Here are two biotic and abiotic factors you might find in a forest ecosystem:

    Biotic (living) factors:

    * Trees: The dominant plants in a forest ecosystem, providing habitat, food, and oxygen.

    * Deer: Herbivores that graze on plants, contributing to the forest's biodiversity and nutrient cycling.

    Abiotic (non-living) factors:

    * Sunlight: The primary energy source for the forest ecosystem, driving photosynthesis.

    * Soil: The foundation of the forest, providing nutrients and water to plants, and supporting a diverse range of microorganisms.

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