The components of ecosystem

Answer 1

there are two types of components.

Biotic or living components

Abiotic or non-living components

Abiotic components

These include the non-living, physico - chemical factors such as air, water, soil and the basic elements and compounds of the environment.Abiotic factors are broadly classified under three categories.

Climatic factors which include the climatic regime and physical factors of the environment like light, humidity, atmospheric temperature, wind, etc.Edaphic factors which are related to the structure and composition of soil including its physical and chemical properties, like soil and its types, soil profile, minerals, organic matter, soil water, soil organisms.

Inorganic substances like water, carbon, sulphur, nitrogen, phosphorus and so on. Organic substances like proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, humic substances etc. Biotic components

It comprises the living part of the environment, which includes the association of a number of interrelated populations belonging to different species in a common environment.The populations are that of animal community, plant community and microbial community.

Biotic community is distinguished into autotrophs, heterotrophs and saprotrophs.

Answer 2

Components of an ecosystem include non-living things (abiotic) like rocks, sand, water, and air. There is also living things (biotic). There are divided into decomposers, producers, and consumers.

Answer 3

the main components in a ecosystem are BIOTIC COMPONENTS such as producers, macro-consumers,and decomposer and the other component is the ABIOTIC COMPONENTS such as the climate, soil, and topography.

Answer 4

The components of the ecosystem are the biotic (living) factors and abiotic (non-living) factors.

Answer 5

producer, consumer, decomposer