ecosystem in Latin
ecosystem in Latin is oecosystema — ecosystem means a community of living things together with the physical environment they interact with.
ecosystem in Latin
oecosystema
A system formed by an ecological community and its environment that functions as a unit.
What does "ecosystem" mean?
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noun A community of living things together with the physical environment they interact with.
"Coral reefs support one of the richest ecosystems on Earth."
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noun A network of interconnected people, companies, or products that function together like a natural ecosystem.
"Apple has built a tightly connected ecosystem of devices and services."
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ecosystem in a sentence
- Coral reefs support one of the richest ecosystems on Earth.
- Apple has built a tightly connected ecosystem of devices and services.
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What is "ecosystem" in Latin?
"ecosystem" in Latin is oecosystema. ecosystem means: A community of living things together with the physical environment they interact with.
How do you use "ecosystem" in a sentence?
Example: "Coral reefs support one of the richest ecosystems on Earth." In Latin, "ecosystem" is oecosystema.
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