Question

All of these are examples of abiotic factors except
A. Mushrooms
B. Soil type
C. Average yearly rainfall
D. Sunlight
E. Relative humidity

Answer 1

Hint:-A non-living component of an ecosystem that forms the climate is an abiotic element. To build a special environment, abiotic and biotic factors function together.

Complete answer:
In terms of development, maintenance, and reproduction, abiotic components include physical environments and non-living resources that influence living organisms. Resources are distinguished as substances or objects needed by one organism in the ecosystem and used or otherwise made inaccessible for other organisms to use. Product degradation of a substance, e.g. hydrolysis, happens by chemical or physical processes. Both the non-living elements of an environment are considered abiotic elements, such as air environments and water supply.

Water, sun, radiation, temperature , humidity, climate, acidity, and soil can contain abiotic factors. Each of the above is influenced also by the macroscopic atmosphere. In the sense of aquatic or sub-terrestrial environments, pressure and sound waves can also be considered. Aerial exposure, substrate, water clarity, solar radiation and tides also involve abiotic variables in ocean ecosystems.

From these discussions we can conclude that Mushrooms are not the example for abiotic factors because biotic variables and form of soil will include mushrooms

Therefore the correct answer is option (A).

Note:- There is a major disparity between temperate rainforests and deserts in proximity to both water and humidity. A diversity of the populations that live in these areas is caused by this disparity in water supply. These variations in abiotic components change the species current, both by forming barriers within the ecosystem of what species will live and by affecting rivalry between two species. Abiotic variables such as salinity may provide a competitive advantage to one species over another, causing forces leading to speciation and transition of a species to and from generalist and specialist rivals.