What does the environment constitute? - Vidyadip

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What does the environment constitute?

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Environment includes all resources-biotic and abiotic factors that influence each other. While biotic resources include all living elements such as birds, animals, plants, forests, fisheries, etc, the abiotic elements include air, water, land, etc. Rocks and sunlight are all examples of abiotic elements of the environment.

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