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Biotic potential is

A
Intrinsic rate of natural increase under environmental limited condition
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Intrinsic rate of natural increase under environmental unlimited condition
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Extrinsic rate of natural increase under environmental limited conditions
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Extrinsic rate of natural increase under environmental unlimited conditions

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Answer

Correct option: B.

Intrinsic rate of natural increase under environmental unlimited condition

b
Biotic potential is intrinsic rate of natural increase under environmental unlimited condition.

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