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Referring to living systems, as opposed to abiotic. [2]
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| biotic |
Refers to something in the environment that is alive, such as animals, plants, or bacteria
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| biotic community |
an area where many types of organisms live together and interact.
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| biotic |
Having to do with life or living things; produced by or involving living organisms; Biotic factors are all the living things that directly, or indirectly, affect the environment ... Biotic factors interact ... in nutritional relationships and symbiotic relationships. (Dictionary of Science)
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| biotic |
something that is capable of reproduction, feeding, producing waste, cell division
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