Those include the non-living or physico-chemical factors like air, soil, water and the basic compounds and elements of the environment.Abiotic factors are classified broadly under three categories: Climatic factors, including the climatic regime with physical factors in the environment such as light, atmospheric temperature, wind, humidity, etc; Edaphic factors, which relate to the composition and structure of the soil like its chemical and physical properties – like the soil type, soil profile, organic matter, minerals, soil water, and soil organisms. Inorganic substances like water, carbon, sulphur, nitrogen, phosphorus and so on. Organic substances like proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, humic substances etc.
Those include the non-living or physico-chemical factors like air, soil, water and the basic compounds and elements of the environment.Abiotic factors are classified broadly under three categories: Climatic factors, including the climatic regime with physical factors in the environment such as light, atmospheric temperature, wind, humidity, etc; Edaphic factors, which relate to the composition and structure of the soil like its chemical and physical properties – like the soil type, soil profile, organic matter, minerals, soil water, and soil organisms. Inorganic substances like water, carbon, sulphur, nitrogen, phosphorus and so on. Organic substances like proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, humic substances etc.