A biotope is a distinct, homogeneous area with unique environmental conditions that support specific communities of plants, animals, and microorganisms.
A biotope encompasses both the living organisms and the physical characteristics of the habitat. The term is often used in ecology to describe a localized ecosystem with particular climate, soil, and topographic features.
Biotopes play a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity, serving as essential niches for various species to thrive and interact within their specialized environmental conditions.
