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biotic potential The maximum rate a population can increase under ideal conditions.
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biotic All of the natural living organisms in a planning area and their life processes. A resource classification category which subdivides the natural resources and properties into either the biotic or the abiotic (nonliving) entities and characteristics. Human activities are not usually grouped with either of these categories because they are not considered to be a part of a planning area's natural entities or characteristics. ...
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biotic The living components of an ecosystem including plants, animals, and their products (secretions, wastes, and remains) and effects in a given area. Compare abiotic.
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biotin Essential for metabolism of proteins and carbohydrates.
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biotic Referring to a living organism.
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