biotic in Greek
biotic in Greek is βιωτικός — biotic means relating to living organisms, or caused by them.
biotic in Greek
βιωτικός
Pronounced: viotikos
(biology) Of, pertaining to, or produced by life or living organisms.
What does "biotic" mean?
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adjective Relating to living organisms, or caused by them.
"Predation, competition and disease are all biotic pressures on the population."
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adjective In ecology, describing the living components of an environment, such as plants, animals, fungi and bacteria.
"Students listed the biotic factors in the pond before measuring the water."
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biotic in a sentence
- Predation, competition and disease are all biotic pressures on the population.
- Soil health depends on both biotic and physical conditions.
- Students listed the biotic factors in the pond before measuring the water.
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What is "biotic" in Greek?
"biotic" in Greek is βιωτικός. biotic means: Relating to living organisms, or caused by them.
How do you pronounce βιωτικός?
"biotic" in Greek is βιωτικός, pronounced "viotikos".
How do you use "biotic" in a sentence?
Example: "Predation, competition and disease are all biotic pressures on the population." In Greek, "biotic" is βιωτικός.
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