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resource supply.
I don't know of water itself being a limiting factor but the supply of water can be, if there is not enough water for a population to live then it limits the growth of the population to a number which can be fed by the given supply of water.
The availability of water is the limiting abiotic factor.
They supply energy but not fibre.
Minerals do not supply plants with energy. The only source of energy for a plant is sunlight.
Adensine Triphosphate ( ATP )
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resource supply.
limiting factor
Parasitism
adipose tissue.
yes
I don't know of water itself being a limiting factor but the supply of water can be, if there is not enough water for a population to live then it limits the growth of the population to a number which can be fed by the given supply of water.
Hydro energy is stored as potential energy in the water build up behind the dams. When it becomes electrical energy it is not stored but fed into the grid to supply householders and factories.
when large populations starts to need higher supply of food and water so they start to compete.
yes it is. there are also things like pollution, food supply, oxygen amounts, etc.
A limiting nutrient is when a substance is in short supply, and it is needed more.