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Lions Club Tower Abiotic Factors

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In Biology an abiotic factor is a non-living chemical but physical part of the environment that affect living organisms and the functioning of the ecosystem. This includes water, weather (rain,wind.sunshine), pH chemicals, tides(wave action),substrate (soil,rock) and temperature. The analysis and information shown below states that the main abiotic factor on the Lions club tower is temperature and sunlight. When

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