Describe how two abiotic factors can move into the trees in a rainforest ecosystem

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27 December, 05:33

Describe how two abiotic factors can move into the trees in a rainforest ecosystem

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Manuel Strong · Answer 1

The abiotic factors are non-living factors that interfere with the forest ecosystem. Two abiotic factors are the amount of rain and sunlight. The amount of these two abiotics determines how much a tree will grow or how thick and diverse the population of trees in a forest will be.