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IS Fire An Abiotic Or A Biotic Factor?
Because i will get 5 pts if i get proof that fire is an abiotic factor.
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Abiotic are inorganic chemicals and physical things present in the environment. These may be categorized as fire, light, water, gases, soil and wind etc.
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Fire is a biotic factor because a biotic factor includes light,temperature,pressure,mountain slope,soil,rainfall,land drainage,and atmosphere..
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