The scientific term for a group of ecosystems interacting is a biome. Biomes are large ecological areas characterized by specific climates, vegetation, and wildlife. They can encompass multiple ecosystems, which include various interactions among organisms and their physical environment. Common examples of biomes include forests, deserts, grasslands, and tundras. Each biome supports unique communities of organisms adapted to its conditions. Understanding biomes is essential for studying biodiversity and the effects of climate change on ecosystem dynamics, as they are interconnected across the globe.