Hello,

An ecosystem is a community of living organisms, including plants, animals, and microorganisms, interacting with each other and their physical environment. It is a web of interconnectedness in nature.

There are two main importance of ecosystems:

1) Biodiversity: Ecosystems support a wide variety of species, from plants to animals, creating a diverse and balanced environment which js crucial for the stability of ecosystems.

2) Water Regulation: Ecosystems play a crucial role in regulating water flow, reducing the risk of floods and droughts.

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Hello Aspirant,

There are two parts to every ecosystem: biotic and abiotic components. All living things in an ecology are referred to as biotic components, whereas non-living things are referred to as abiotically. The equilibrium of the environment is preserved by these biotic and abiotic interactions.

• The functional unit of an ecosystem is where biotic, or living, organisms interact with abiotic, or nonliving, elements in that area. This is known as the ecosystem.
• An ecosystem consists of two parts: biotic (living) and abiotic (nonliving).
• In an ecosystem, these two elements are always interacting with one another.

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