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Definition of biotic in English: bioticadjective bʌɪˈɒtɪkbaɪˈɑdɪk Relating to or resulting from living organisms. Example sentencesExamples - The biotic diversity of the grasslands has historically supported a diverse assemblage of species.
- Was survival of the various clades through various biotic crises just a matter of luck?
- In addition to their role in plant defence, both genes are involved in the plant response to the environment and their expression is regulated by biotic and abiotic agents.
- Finally, lawn chemical companies build on and reinforce the sense of lawn management as a bridge to the biotic, nonhuman, natural world.
- Living organisms function in the context of the abiotic and biotic worlds.
- And how have we put our particular gifts to use in our biotic community here on planet Earth?
- Numerous interacting abiotic and biotic factors have profound effects on nest sites and incubating females.
- The effectiveness of exclusion through pore size is relatively easy to demonstrate for biotic pollinators by direct observation.
- Certain types of ecosystems and biotic communities, such as tropical rain forests and wetlands, might completely disappear.
- The ultimate expression of the code is dependent on the specific biotic and abiotic environment in which cells and organs find themselves as they develop and grow.
- His study of the deep environmental history of the continent is complemented by his study of the physiology of biotic communities.
- Adequate measures were taken to protect the plants from biotic and abiotic stresses that may influence lignin biosynthesis.
- Aquatic ecologists have emphasized the role of biotic interactions on body size distributions.
- Manipulative experiments have provided some key insights into the abiotic and biotic forces influencing community structure.
- The focus of the meeting was to examine crosstalk induced by both biotic and abiotic stresses, and in response to essential natural environmental variables such as light.
- The organism or biotic factor is essentially vegetation and is the summation of the plant matter reaching the soil.
- There is little evidence of equilibrium in many natural systems, the environment is always changing and abiotic and biotic evolution is part of that change.
- The approach is from the community level, highlighting physical and biotic interactions at varying spatial scales.
- Development of models of intraspecific body size variation incorporating abiotic and biotic factors would be useful.
- These improvised sacred symbols place the trees and the entire local biotic community at the center of the sacral yearning that has brought us here.
Synonyms living, live, animate, biological, natural
OriginMid 19th century: from French biotique, or via late Latin from Greek biōtikos, from bios 'life'. Definition of biotic in US English: bioticadjectivebaɪˈɑdɪkbīˈädik Relating to or resulting from living things, especially in their ecological relations. 生物的，生命的，生态的 the preservation of biotic diversity Example sentencesExamples - There is little evidence of equilibrium in many natural systems, the environment is always changing and abiotic and biotic evolution is part of that change.
- Finally, lawn chemical companies build on and reinforce the sense of lawn management as a bridge to the biotic, nonhuman, natural world.
- Development of models of intraspecific body size variation incorporating abiotic and biotic factors would be useful.
- The effectiveness of exclusion through pore size is relatively easy to demonstrate for biotic pollinators by direct observation.
- The biotic diversity of the grasslands has historically supported a diverse assemblage of species.
- The organism or biotic factor is essentially vegetation and is the summation of the plant matter reaching the soil.
- And how have we put our particular gifts to use in our biotic community here on planet Earth?
- Living organisms function in the context of the abiotic and biotic worlds.
- The ultimate expression of the code is dependent on the specific biotic and abiotic environment in which cells and organs find themselves as they develop and grow.
- Numerous interacting abiotic and biotic factors have profound effects on nest sites and incubating females.
- Certain types of ecosystems and biotic communities, such as tropical rain forests and wetlands, might completely disappear.
- Aquatic ecologists have emphasized the role of biotic interactions on body size distributions.
- These improvised sacred symbols place the trees and the entire local biotic community at the center of the sacral yearning that has brought us here.
- Adequate measures were taken to protect the plants from biotic and abiotic stresses that may influence lignin biosynthesis.
- In addition to their role in plant defence, both genes are involved in the plant response to the environment and their expression is regulated by biotic and abiotic agents.
- The focus of the meeting was to examine crosstalk induced by both biotic and abiotic stresses, and in response to essential natural environmental variables such as light.
- His study of the deep environmental history of the continent is complemented by his study of the physiology of biotic communities.
- Was survival of the various clades through various biotic crises just a matter of luck?
- Manipulative experiments have provided some key insights into the abiotic and biotic forces influencing community structure.
- The approach is from the community level, highlighting physical and biotic interactions at varying spatial scales.
Synonyms living, live, animate, biological, natural
OriginMid 19th century: from French biotique, or via late Latin from Greek biōtikos, from bios ‘life’. |