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What is water considered to be abiotic
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What is water considered to be abiotic

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Answer: because its non living

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Abiotic factors are factors that include non-living parts of the environment which could be significant or essential to living organisms. Water is a non-living environment and it helps in giving life to plants and other organisms. Thus deemed abiotic.
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