An abiotic factor is a non-organic variable within the ecosystem, affecting the life of organisms. Examples of abiotic factors include temperature, light, and soil structure. Some
abiotic factors can be harmful to the environment such as when sulphur dioxide emissions from power stations react with water in the atmosphere to produce acidrain. Research Abiotic Factor
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Abbreviations
Research Abiotic Factor
