Abiotic: Not alive; non-biological; for example, temperature and mixing are abiotic factors that influence the O2 content of lake water whereas photosynthesis and respiration are biotic factors that affect O2 solub

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Date: 2012-07-02 15:02:05 Aquatic ecology Inorganic solvents Chemical elements Bodies of water Water pollution Water Oxygen Carbon dioxide Biochemical oxygen demand Photosynthesis Primary production Properties of water		Abiotic: Not alive; non-biological; for example, temperature and mixing are abiotic factors that influence the O2 content of lake water whereas photosynthesis and respiration are biotic factors that affect O2 solub Add to Reading List Source URL: www.iwinst.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 390,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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