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biotic

[bahy-ot-ik] / baɪˈɒt ɪk /


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The results show that biotic interactions can have a strong influence on plants' ability to adapt to abiotic factors and that adaptation is most efficient when plants are exposed to a variety of interactions.

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"But few studies have examined biotic impacts, such as pathogen infection, on thermal tolerance in natural populations in combination with abiotic factors," she explained.

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But what happens to these biotic communities when the source of hot fluids is exhausted?

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The tendency of communities and the species within them to become more similar or more distinct across landscapes -- biotic homogenisation and differentiation -- are approximately balanced, according to a new study published in Science Advances.

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These changes also lead to biotic shifts, as species from warmer waters also flow into the Arctic along with the warm Atlantic water.

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