Considering my observation for my Kousa dogwood tree and the gray squirrels; the abiotic factors for the Kousa dogwood tree and the squirrels are essential. Evidently, the abiotic factors for the dogwood tree supposed to have good sunlight, the continuation of great water supply, a healthy nutrient from the fertile soil of the earth that prevent viral diseases, and the right temperature, which is very vital. Interestingly, the temperature has a lot to do or involves with transpiration, which is the passageway for the gases to go through the fine or narrow tubes since there is a difference in pressure or temperature (Spirko, J., 2015, n.d.).
My issue with my Kausa dogwood tree gave me clarity from the information about the abiotic factor.
My issue with my Kausa dogwood tree gave me clarity from the information about the abiotic factor.