Question

question 23
1 pts
the interactions among organisms that reside in the same community or ecosystem are unlikely to have much effect on the physical aspects of those systems.
false
true

Explanation:

In an ecosystem, organisms interact with each other and also with the physical environment. For example, plants (organisms) take in carbon dioxide (a physical aspect) during photosynthesis and release oxygen. Earthworms (organisms) aerate the soil (a physical aspect) as they move through it. These interactions clearly show that organism - organism interactions can have significant impacts on the physical aspects of the ecosystem.

Answer:

A. false