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Table 1a. Biotic components of artificial ecosystem.
Biotic Component
Habit or Type
Number

Distribution pattern
Physical factors affecting organism
Autotrophs
Plants
Ixora
Capsicum frutescens
Ananas comosus
Dracaena reflexa
Basella rubra
Papaya
Allium cepa
Bougainvillea
Ocimum basilicum
Allium sativum
Tarragon
Sweet potato
Moringa oleifera
Taro
Pandan
Anethum graveolens
Cranberry
Phaseolus lunatus
Plectranthus scutellarioides
Curcuma longa

shrub herb herb shrub herb tree herb vine herb

herb

herb tree herb herb herb

shrub herb shrub

herb

many many many many many few many few many

many

many few many many many

many many many

many

clumped clumped uniform clumped clumped random clumped clumped clumped

clumped

clumped clumped clumped clumped clumped

clumped clumped clumped

clumped

light intensity, air, soil, water, relative humidity, wind velocity, temperature
Heterotrophs
Macroconsumers ants spider bees bird fly grasshopper dragonfly omnivore carnivore herbivore omnivore omnivore herbivore carnivore

many few few few many few few

clumped random clumped random random random random

air, water, light, soil, temperature, wind, humidity

Figure 1a. Food web for artificial ecosystem.
Table 1b. Biotic components of the stream ecosystem.
Biotic Component
Habit or Type
Number

Distribution pattern
Physical factors affecting organism
Autotrophs
Plants mosses Andrographis paniculata

Other autotrophs phytoplankton lichens

herb herb plankton composite many few many many clumped random clumped clumped ph, oxygen level, availability of light, temperature, wave velocity, air, water
Heterotrophs
Macroconsumers water strider spider zooplankton

Microconsumers mushroom carnivore carnivore herbivore

decomposers

few few many

few

random random clumped

clumped

water, temperature, air, wave velocity

temperature, relative humidity, water, light
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