The inherent maximum capacity of an organism to reproduce or increase in number is called…
Biology · NEET · NTA Exams — Organisms and Populations
The inherent maximum capacity of an organism to reproduce or increase in number is called as:
- biotic potential
- ecosystem
- population
- ecology
Answer
(A) biotic potential
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