MCQ
Biotic potential refers to
- ✓Increase of population under optimum conditions
- BIncrease of population under given conditions
- CIncrease of population under natural conditions
- DIncrease of population under climatic conditions
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Increase of population under optimum conditions
a
(a)Biotic potential is the maximum capacity of a population to reproduce under ideal conditions (environmental).
(a)Biotic potential is the maximum capacity of a population to reproduce under ideal conditions (environmental).
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