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This document summarizes the biotic and abiotic factors of Mediterranean forests. It describes the main plant species as oak, pine, and deciduous trees along with herbs like thyme and ivy. The animal kingdom is diverse with rodents, rabbits, wild boars, foxes, badgers, reptiles, birds and arthropods. It then explains the trophic levels including primary producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, tertiary consumers, and decomposers such as fungi and bacteria. Finally, it notes that human actions that alter the ecosystem could cause extinction of species.
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- 2. The biotic factors of the Mediterranean forests are the following: Plants: The most common is the oak (el roble). There are pines and some deciduous tree (de hoja caduca). Thyme (tomillo), rosemary (romero), ivy (hiedra) and honeysuckle (madreselva) that are plants adapted to capture light climbing trees. There are also common mosses, ferns and annuals such as violets. Annual plants are those that live only one season or period. The animal kingdom is very diverse: rodents (roedores), rabbits, wild boars (jabalíes), foxes, badgers (tejones), many reptiles, birds and arthropods.
- 3. BIOTIC FACTORS II PINES OAK IVY FOX REPTILES BADGERS
- 4. ABIOTIC FACTORS C LIGHT TEMPERATURE ATMOSPHERE WATER AIR SOIL CLIMATE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS
- 5. TROPHIC LEVELS PRIMARY PRODUCER: They are autotrophs, organisms that produce organic matter "primarily" based on inorganic, by photosynthesis or chemosynthesis. CONSUMERS: They are heterotrophic organisms that produce organic matter on the basis of organic matter derived from other living beings. -PRIMARY CONSUMERS: They are organisms that feed on producers. -SECONDARIS CONSUMERS: They are carnivores that feed on primary consumers. -TERTIARY CONSUMERS: They are organisms that feed on primary and secondary consumers.
- 6. TROPHIC LEVEL II: Decomposers They are organisms that feed on secondary consumers decompose organic waste by enzymatic and absorb external substances for food FUNGI BACTERIA
- 7. TROPHIC NETWORK wolf fox reptiles Rabbits Birds Rodents Badgers arthropods wild boars Thyme Rosemary Ivy Honeysuckle roots
- 8. HUMAN ACTIONS If an ecosystem, in this case the Mediterranean forest, is altered by human actions, this would cause the extinction of animal and plant species.