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Plants

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Animals

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Human beings

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Lithosphere

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Lithosphere

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List-I (Metal in drinking water)	List-II (Maximum prescribed concentration in ppm)
A) Mn	I) \( 0.05 \)
B) Zn	II) \( 3.0 \)
C) Cd	III) \( 0.005 \)
D) Cu	IV) \( 5.0 \)

Which of the following is not a biotic component of the environment?

The Correct Option is D

Solution and Explanation

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