Nutrient Cycling

Welcome to Questions LLC's Nutrient Cycling category! Here, you will find a diverse range of inquiries and discussions revolving around the fascinating concept of nutrient cycling. Nutrient cycling refers to the movement and transformation of essential elements, such as carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus, throughout ecosystems. Every living organism, from microscopic bacteria to towering trees, is intricately connected through this vital process. Whether you are a curious student, a passionate conservationist, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of our world's interconnectedness, this category offers a wealth of knowledge and insights. Join us in exploring the intricate dynamics of nutrient cycling and unraveling the mysteries that govern the sustenance of life on our planet.

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the process of nutrients or elements moving through an ecosystemb. nutrient cycle c. population d. organism f. biotic factor
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Use the paragraph to answer the question.About 1.5 million species of fungi exist on Earth. They act as nature’s decomposers.
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2. asked by I remain Anonymous
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Which ecosystem service do decomposers provide?a nutrient cycling b food production c soil creation d water cycling
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2. asked by +Dianna+
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Which population increases the amount of soil nutrients available to plants?A) squirrels that bury nuts in the ground B) flowers
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Multiple choice:For a natural ecosystem to be self-sustaining, many compounds must be: 1. converted into new forms of energy. 2.
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Explain how nutrients (h20, C, and P) are recycled. Give examples with each explanation.
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2. asked by brooklyn
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How do decomposers contribute to the recycling of nutrients in an ecosystem?
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2. asked by Samantha
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What is the process by which nitrogen is returned to the atmosphere?
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what are the products formed as a result of nitrification. What about dentrificiation.Nitrification = Nitrate Dentrification =
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Avg PO4^3- []'s in the deep and surface ocn's are 2.11 and 0.71umolkg^-1. Calc the residence time of PO4^3- in the deep ocn
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2. asked by josh
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Why do nutrients need to be recycled in nature?
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What would happen to other organisms if prokaryotes did not recycle nutrients?Please help, I just need a couple of sentences so
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2. asked by SkatingDJ
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consider what you know about biotic and abiotic factors in an ecosystem. what is one of the reasons that nutrients in a
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How is thr majority of carbon transfered from plants and animals to the soil?
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What happens to carbon in plants when the plants die?(1 point)Responses The carbon disappears during decomposition. The carbon
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An example of an indirect ecosystem service isA. nutrient cycling. B. hiking. C. medication. D. fossil fuels.
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The diagram below models part of the phosphorus cycle. Use the diagram to answer any questions that follow. How is phosphorus
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How is phosphorus transferred between animals and soil at N?When animals move, it is released into the soil. Consumers exhale it
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How is phosphorus transferred between soil and animals in box M?Plants cannot use the phosphorus in the soil, so they die, and
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What is the difference between a detritivore and a decomposer
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What is the difference between a detritivore and a decomposer?(1 point)Responses While detritivores consume animals, decomposers
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In any ecosystem, land-based and aquatic, matter, in the form of atoms and molecules, is cycled among all organisms. Organisms
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how does the phosph orus move in the arrows labed ca In soil uplifting and sea spray b By eating plants and animals c Via
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Directions: The diagram below models part of the phosphorus cycle. Use the diagram to answer any questions that follow.How is
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How is phosphorus transferred between soil and animals in box M?a Animals use the phosphorus in the soil for key nutrients b
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How is phosphorus transferred between soil and animals in box M?a Consumers in the soil exhale phosphorus as a gas that is
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shorten this : Producers make food by photosynthesis, taking in water and carbon dioxide. Producers also take in nitrogen from
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2. asked by lukey
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shorten this: Producers use photosynthesis to create food from water, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen. Consumers then consume this
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In any ecosystem, land-based and aquatic, matter, in the form of atoms and molecules, is cycled among all organisms. Organisms
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Question 25In any ecosystem, land-based and aquatic, matter, in the form of atoms and molecules, is cycled among all organisms.
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In any ecosystem, land-based and aquatic, matter, in the form of atoms and molecules, is cycled among all organisms. Organisms
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Which ecosystem service do decomposers provide? (1 point)Responses nutrient cycling nutrient cycling food production food
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Which ecosystem service do decomposers provide? (1 point) Responses nutrient cycling nutrient cycling food production food
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Which ecosystem service do decomposers provide?A. nutrient cycling B. food production C. soil creation D. water cycling
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Which ecosystem service do decomposers provide? (1 point)Responsesnutrient cyclingnutrient cyclingfood productionfood
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Which ecosystem service do decomposers provide?A. nutrient cycling B. food production C. soil creation D. water cycling
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An example of an indirect ecosystem service is(1 point)Responses fossil fuels. fossil fuels. hiking. hiking. medication.
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In any ecosystem, land-based and aquatic, matter, in the form of atoms and molecules, is cycled among all organisms. Organisms
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2. asked by Tom Clancy
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Which ecosystem service do decomposers provide?A). nutrient cycling B). food production C). soil creation D). water cycling
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2. asked by 🧀 Cheesy-Mc-cheeserson 🧀
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Denitrification-break down dead things in a food chain and send nutrients back to the ecosystem.Examples: ________, _______
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Usable forms of nitrogen can intentionally be increased in the soil by(1 point)Responses lightning. lightning. allowing organic
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Nutrients move through ecosystems in different ways. Which nutrient cycles through organisms, rivers, rain, and the
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In any ecosystem, land-based and aquatic, matter, in the form of atoms and molecules, is cycled among all organisms. Organisms
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Living organisms need nutrientsto recycle chemical compounds to utilize hydrogen and oxygen to build tissue to carry out life
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In any ecosystem, land-based and aquatic, matter, in the form of atoms and molecules, is cycled among all organisms. Organisms
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