Question

What are the non living elements in an ecosystem?

Answer 1

All ecosystems contain non-living components, which may also be referred to as a biotic or inorganic components. Air, sunlight, soil, rocks, minerals, water and precipitation are examples of non-living parts of an ecosystem.

Answer 2

Answer: Air, sunlight, soil, rocks, minerals, water and precipitation are examples of non-living parts of an ecosystem. These elements are what makes living elements possible in an ecosystem.