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    Climatic and edaphic factors influence plant growth. Climatic factors include temperature, light, wind, atmospheric pressure, water, and humidity while edaphic factors relate to soil properties such as pH, texture, fertility, air and water content, and drainage. Together these climatic and edaphic factors determine the types of plants that can grow in a given environment.

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    Climatic and Edaphic Factors in Abiotic part of the ecosystem

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    Climatic and edaphic factors influence plant growth. Climatic factors include temperature, light, wind, atmospheric pressure, water, and humidity while edaphic factors relate to soil properties such as pH, texture, fertility, air and water content, and drainage. Together these climatic and edaphic factors determine the types of plants that can grow in a given environment.

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    Climatic and edaphic factors influence plant growth. Climatic factors include temperature, light, wind, atmospheric pressure, water, and humidity while edaphic factors relate to soil properties such as pH, texture, fertility, air and water content, and drainage. Together these climatic and edaphic factors determine the types of plants that can grow in a given environment.

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    Climatic factors Edaphic factors:

    Temperature Soil pH
    Light Soil texture
    Wind Soil fertility (humus content)
    Atmospheric pressure Air content in the soil
    Water Water content in the soil
    Humidity Drainage
    Oxygen availability
    Carbon dioxide availability

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