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I might be able to help a bit:

For the first question: abiotic factors that make up a climate zone would be temperature, elevation (affecting atmospheric oxygen levels), humidity, pH, etc.

Plants in a desert are generally few and far between because there is a limiting resource of moisture in the desert.  Therefore, any area already occupied by a plant is most likely &#039;gutted&#039; for h2o resources by that plant, disabling any other seed from taking in the area.

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<p>I might be able to help a bit:</p>
<p>For the first question: abiotic factors that make up a climate zone would be temperature, elevation (affecting atmospheric oxygen levels), humidity, pH, etc.</p>
<p>Plants in a desert are generally few and far between because there is a limiting resource of moisture in the desert.  Therefore, any area already occupied by a plant is most likely &#8216;gutted&#8217; for h2o resources by that plant, disabling any other seed from taking in the area.</p>
<p>hope this helps</p>
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