Examples of using Biotic in English and their translations into Arabic
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Biotic factors of the environment, what is it?
(h) Environment issues(biotic, abiotic, anthropogenic).
Degradation(biotic or abiotic) for organic chemicals; and.
Someone also used the phrase"toxic biotic materials.".
Incense is aromatic biotic material which releases fragrant smoke when burned.
Which is, does it make us better citizens of the biotic community?
And Dr. Terry Erwin, in 1983, called the canopy,"the last biotic frontier.".
The evidence seems to indicate that there is little significant biotic or abiotic degradation of octaBDE.
Monitoring of mercury levels in environmental media, including biotic media such as fish and marine mammals;
since human activity is the primary source of degradation in the biotic community.
Feedback loops that produce the“biotic death spiral” versus the resilience of a healthy coral reef.
In addition CNs have been repeatedly and globally detected in abiotic and biotic samples even in remote regions like the Arctic.
This biotic is also able to facilitate the social adaptation of a person to new conditions of life
HCBD can undergo atmospheric long-range transport due to its high persistence in air and its occurrence in abiotic and biotic matrices in remote regions.
The biotic conditions and the climate of the islands are congenial to high productivity, with rich natural and planted mangrove ecosystems and coral reefs.
modes of exposure were such that no effects on biotic population groups could arise.
I'm sure some of you are thinking,"By biotic application, does she mean she's going to make genetically modified crops?".
The term" rehabilitation" is used to refer to restoration activities that may fall short of fully restoring the biotic community to its pre-degradation state.
These pills are released in the pharmacy network without a prescription, but any medicine, not just this biotic, should be started only after consulting a doctor.
Biotic factors, such as insects and diseases, and abiotic factors, such as forest fires, are increasingly causing damage to forests and are linked with atmospheric pollution.