Associations to the word «Abiotic»
Noun
- Ecosystem
- Stress
- Organism
- Pollutant
- Pathogen
- Factor
- Microorganism
- Tolerance
- Dispersal
- Hydrolysis
- Drought
- Ecology
- Nutrient
- Degradation
- Weathering
- Biomass
- Oxidation
- Biological
- Methane
- Interaction
- Uptake
- Biodiversity
- Humidity
- Soil
- Environment
- Niche
- Pest
- Affect
- Sediment
- Component
- Condensation
- Insect
- Hydrocarbon
- Living
- Meteorite
- Metabolite
- Synthesis
- Temperature
- Pollen
- Habitat
- Specie
- Vegetation
- Trait
- Predator
- Accumulation
- Substrate
- Precipitation
- Hypothesis
- Transformation
- Regeneration
- Plant
- Mineral
- Indicator
- Pathway
- Rainfall
- Oxygen
- Extinction
- Dynamic
- Ph
- Moisture
- Availability
- Reaction
- Resistance
- Crop
- Dynamics
- Compound
- Mortality
- Sunlight
- Petroleum
- Climate
- Canopy
- Disturbance
- Diversity
- Mechanism
- Rna
Adjective
Wiktionary
ABIOTIC, adjective. Nonliving, inanimate, characterised by the absence of life; of inorganic matter. [Mid 20th century.]
ABIOTIC, adjective. Tending to inhibit or destroy life; antibiotic; incompatible with life. [Mid 20th century.]
Wise words
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