Question

seagrasses are flowering plants that grow in the photic zones of marine environments. which factor would be a biotic limiting factor for seagrass growth? a water temperature b amount of available sunlight c density of the animal population d concentration of dissolved nutrients

Explanation:

Biotic factors are living - related elements. Water temperature, sunlight, and dissolved nutrients are abiotic factors. Animal population density, being related to living organisms, can limit seagrass growth as animals may graze on seagrass.

Answer:

C. density of the animal population