Question

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three environmental factors are listed below. which factors limit environmental carrying capacity in a land ecosystem?
energy
nutrients
water
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Explanation:

Environmental carrying capacity refers to the maximum number of individuals of a species that an environment can support. Energy (e.g., from sunlight for photosynthesis), nutrients (essential for growth and metabolism), and water (vital for physiological processes) are all fundamental resources. A lack of any of these can limit the number of organisms that can survive and reproduce in a land ecosystem.

Answer:

All three options (energy, nutrients, water) limit environmental carrying capacity in a land ecosystem.