<P> Biotic components are contrasted to abiotic components , which are non-living components that influence population size and the environment . Examples of abiotic factors are : temperature , light intensity , moisture and water levels , air currents , carbon dioxide levels and the pH of water and soil . An additional abiotic factor include minerals as they are nonliving and make up the composition of the soil . </P>
<P> Biotic components are contrasted to abiotic components , which are non-living components that influence population size and the environment . Examples of abiotic factors are : temperature , light intensity , moisture and water levels , air currents , carbon dioxide levels and the pH of water and soil . An additional abiotic factor include minerals as they are nonliving and make up the composition of the soil . </P>
biotic factors that influence the amount of air in the soil
biotic factors that influence the amount of air in the soil
temperature , light intensity , moisture and water levels , air currents , carbon dioxide levels and the pH of water and soil
temperature , light intensity , moisture and water levels , air currents , carbon dioxide levels and the pH of water and soil