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Are mushrooms biotic or abiotic
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Are mushrooms biotic or abiotic

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Answer:

BIOTIC

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biotic factors are the living components in an ecosystem like MUSHROOM

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The correct answer is biotic. Mushrooms are biotic because they are living things. Abiotic means non living, so these are factors in the environment that influence a living thing’s life and chance of survival.
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