I AM HAFIZ MUHAMMAD WASEEM from mailsi vehari BSc from science college Multan MSC university of education Lahore i love Pakistan and my teachers and my parents

1. HAFIZ
MUHAMM
AD
WASEEM
LAHORE
PAKISTA
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2. ECOSPHERE
[BIOSPHERE AND PHYSICAL FACTORS]
UNIVESITY OF EDUCATION
LAHORE PAKISTAN

4. DEFINITION
An ecosphere is a planetary body
closed ecological system
The ecosphere (also sometimes
called the 'biosphere')
Includes the atmosphere,
hydrosphere and lithosphere
WHICH support LIFE (biosphere)

6. ECOSPHERE

9. BIOSHPERE

10. ECOPHERE VS BIOSPHERE

11. FUNCTION
The function of each ecosphere is like a
battery
EcoSphere works by gathering energy
from the light and converting it
biochemically
PHOTOSYNTHESIS---OXYGEN
PRODUCTION -------SHRIMP------FEEDS
ON ALGAE AND BACTERIA

13. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
EACH ECOSPHERE
The Ecosphere. Every ecosystem can
have other ecosystems inside of it.
The Earth itself is one ecosystem and
comprises all the other ecosystems.
 The Ecosphere is the name we
give to our planet when we think of it as
an ecosystem.

14. Bacteria play important roles in
the global ecosystem.
The cycling of nutrients such as
carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur
These bacteria convert gaseous
nitrogen into nitrates or nitrites as
part of their metabolism, and the
resulting products are released into
the environment.

15. ARTIFICIAL ECOSPHERE/CLOSED
ECOSPHERE
An EcoSphere(R) is a glass globe
with sea water, bacteria, gravel, a
piece of coral, algae, several algae-
eating shrimp and an air pocket all
sealed inside.

19. REFERENCES
 Suess, E. (1875) Die Entstehung Der Alpen [The Origin of
the Alps]. Vienna: W. Braunmuller.
 Möller, Detlev (December 2010). Chemistry of the
Climate System. De Gruyter. pp. 118–119. ISBN 978-3-
11-022835-9.
 Bebarta, Kailash Chandra (2011). Dictionary of Forestry
and Wildlife Science. New Delhi: Concept Publishing
Company. p. 45. ISBN 978-81-8069-719-7.
 ^Yoko Ohtomo; Takeshi Kakegawa; Akizumi Ishida;
Toshiro Nagase; Minik T. Rosing (8 December 2013).
"Evidence for biogenic graphite in early Archaean Isua
metasedimentary rocks". Nature Geoscience. 7 (1): 25–
28.

20. OUR ECOSPHERE-----OUR OWN EARTH