Redwood ecosystem by Alexia Rantissi

Abiotic factors in the redwood forest.

calliecallinan — 2025-05-07 16:07:17 UTC

3 Abiotic factors that are non-living in the redwood forest is temperature, light, humidity, soil nutrients and fog. those are some Non-living abiotic factors. It is important in the forest for the organisms and the animals so that they can get food to live and stay healthy.

Biotic factors in the redwood forest

alexiarantissi — 2025-05-07 16:07:48 UTC

Some Biotic factors found in the redwood forest could be redwood trees, Fungi, rocks, bushes, bacteria, and different animals like black bears, elk, deer, owls, ect. These biotic factors are important for the the redwood ecosystem because they represent all living organisms and they use Abiotic factors as well.

Population Increase

calliecallinan — 2025-05-07 16:15:53 UTC

Population increases in the redwood forest is that are increasing is the northern owl, Marbled Murrelet. Some facts is that the Carbon storage, providing habitat for a variety of species, and I influencing the local water cycle. they are growing so that we can have food resources to live and they grow into the ecosystem and that is how animals live.

Population decreases in the redwood forest

alexiarantissi — 2025-05-07 16:17:34 UTC

Some examples of endangered/threatened animals in the redwood forest are the northern spotted owl, the gray wolf, the marbled murrelet, and the coho salmon. Some extinct species in the redwood forest are the tidewater goby, and the eulachon.

Ecological relationships in the redwood forest

alexiarantissi — 2025-05-08 16:21:33 UTC

Symbiotic relationships: Fungi+trees, and Fungi+banana slugs

Predator-pray relationship: owl+rodent

cooperative relationship: Fungi+root system

Biotic factors

calliecallinan — 2025-05-08 16:34:52 UTC

The Biotic factors of composers, producers, detritivore's are that they are all living components. The Biotic factor of consumers that they are other living organisms that interact with others.They interact with such decomposers, consumers, and producers. The Biotic factors of producers is that their ability is to create their own food by using energy from the sun through photosynthesis. The Biotic factors of detritivore's is that the type of quantity of detritus, and other organisms in the ecosystem.