Abiotic: Not alive; non-biological; for example, temperature and mixing are abiotic factors that influence the O2 content of lake water whereas photosynthesis and respiration are biotic factors that affect O2 solub - Biochemical oxygen demand - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Abiotic: Not alive; non-biological; for example, temperature and mixing are abiotic factors that influence the O2 content of lake water whereas photosynthesis and respiration are biotic factors that affect O2 solub Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-07-02 15:02:05 Open Document File Size: 390,00 KB Share Result on Facebook

Abiotic: Not alive; non-biological; for example, temperature and mixing are abiotic factors that influence the O2 content of lake water whereas photosynthesis and respiration are biotic factors that affect O2 solubAdd to Reading List