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Abiotic (Ecology)

This is used to describe non-living components of the environment that influence life, such as wind pollination or in other words environmental features that are derived from inanimate factors which affects living organisms and functioning of the ecosystems. Examples of abiotic factors include water, light, temperature, soil, radiation and humidity.

Origin: Greek a- (without) + bios (life)

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