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biotic /bi·ot·ic/ (bi-ot´ik)
1. pertaining to life or living matter.
2. pertaining to the biota.
bi·ot·ic (b-tk)
adj.
1. Relating to life or living organisms.
2. Produced or caused by living organisms.
biotic
1. pertaining to life or living organisms.
2. pertaining to the biota.
biotic community
the assemblage of living things, including animals, plants and bacteria, which inhabit a specific biotope.
biotic potential
the theoretical reproductive potential of a population when unimpeded by the environment.


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