Ecosystems vary from one biome to another due to differences in climate, soil, topography, and species composition. Each biome has unique characteristics that shape the types of plants and animals that can thrive there. For example, a tropical rainforest biome will have a different ecosystem than a desert biome because of the differences in temperature, precipitation, and plant adaptations. The interactions between living organisms and their environment are influenced by these factors, leading to diverse ecosystems across different biomes.
