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−	Biotic elements are living or once living organic components of an ecosystem that are capable of reproduction. These living organisms are categorised as autotrophs and heterotrophs, they form part of the biosphere or in ecological terms the ecosphere and are the living components of ecosystems, ~~wihch~~ range from animals ~~to humans~~ and ~~from~~ plants ~~to trees~~	+	Biotic elements are living or once living organic components of an ecosystem that are capable of reproduction. These living organisms are categorised as autotrophs and heterotrophs, they form part of the biosphere or in ecological terms the ecosphere and are the living components of ecosystems, which range from humans to other animals and plants.

−	Autotrophs are organisms that can produce their own food from substances available in their surroundings using light via the process of photosynthesis or using chemical energy via the process chemosynthesis. They also referred to as self feeders or primary producers as they obtain carbon from inorganic sources like carbon dioxide (CO2) and are usually plants.	+	Autotrophs are organisms that can produce their own food from substances available in their surroundings using light via the process of photosynthesis or using chemical energy via the process chemosynthesis. They are also referred to as self feeders or primary producers as they obtain carbon from inorganic sources like carbon dioxide (CO2) and are usually plants.

−	Heterotrophs are living things that cannot ~~synthesize~~ their own food, they rely on other organisms ~~of both type~~ for their nutrition ~~and technically carbon~~.	+	Heterotrophs are living things that cannot synthesise their own food, they rely on other organisms for their nutrition.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

−	Abiotic	+	* Abiotic
−		+	* Biodiversity.
−	Biodiversity.	+	* Biotope.
−		+	* Ecological baseline.
−	Biotope.	+	* Ecosystem.
−		+	* Habitat Suitability Index.
−	Ecological baseline.	+	* Helping to make Europe a wilder place.
−		+	* Natural capital.
−	Ecosystem.	+
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−	Habitat Suitability Index.	+
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−	Helping to make Europe a wilder place.	+
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−	Natural capital.	+

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Biotic elements are living or once living organic components of an ecosystem that are capable of reproduction. These living organisms are categorised as autotrophs and heterotrophs, they form part of the biosphere or in ecological terms the ecosphere and are the living components of ecosystems, wihch range from animals to humans and from plants to trees

Autotrophs are organisms that can produce their own food from substances available in their surroundings using light via the process of photosynthesis or using chemical energy via the process chemosynthesis. They also referred to as self feeders or primary producers as they obtain carbon from inorganic sources like carbon dioxide (CO2) and are usually plants.

Heterotrophs are living things that cannot synthesize their own food, they rely on other organisms of both type for their nutrition and technically carbon.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

Abiotic

Biodiversity.

Biotope.

Ecological baseline.

Ecosystem.

Habitat Suitability Index.

Helping to make Europe a wilder place.

Natural capital.