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16-02-2018
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Which explains why a fallen, rotting tree is considered a biotic factor and not an abiotic factor?

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mysticalpandicorn114 mysticalpandicorn114

20-09-2019

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it is a biotic factor. the tree may be be dead now but it once lived. it is not an abiotic factor because abiotic means it doesn't, and has never lived.

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tylayjahturner tylayjahturner

18-12-2020

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A. it was once alive

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