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The proceeds of Continually recycling nitrogen

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This is my project. You may need to zoom in to see text or certain parts of the picture.

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BIOGEOMICAL cycle where Nitrogen travels from an organism to another including the air. Nitrogen is a very important  necessity.

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Our world is made of 78% of nitrogen an the we need nitrogen for our food and we need it or else we won’t have DNA and nitrogen goes back down with snow and rain then when the nitrogen hit the soul it find bacteria on the plants roots and lightning can do the same.

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Our world is made of 78% of nitrogen an the we need nitrogen for our food and we need it or else we won’t have DNA and nitrogen goes back down with snow and rain then when the nitrogen hit the soul it find bacteria on the plants roots and lightning can do the same.

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Nitrogen cycle is the material cycle of ecosystem which describes the transformation process between nitrogen and nitrogen-containing compounds in nature.
The process of nitrogen cycle : plants absorb ammonium and nitrate from soil, and then assimilate these inorganic nitrogen into organic nitrogen such as protein in plants. Animals directly or indirectly take plants as food and assimilate organic nitrogen in plants into organic nitrogen in animals. The organic nitrogen compounds in the remains, effluents and residues of animals and plants are decomposed by microorganisms to form ammonia. Under aerobic condition, ammonia or ammonium salt in soil is oxidized to nitrate under the action of nitrifying bacteria. The inorganic nitrogen produced by ammoniation and nitrification can be absorbed and utilized by plants. Under the condition of lack of oxygen, nitrate in soil is reduced to nitrite by denitrifying bacteria and other microorganisms, and the component nitrogen is further reduced, while the molecular nitrogen is returned to the atmosphere. Finally, the molecular nitrogen is reduced to ammonia and other nitrogen-containing compounds.

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Nitrogen Cycle is a biogeochemical process through which nitrogen is converted into many forms, consecutively passing from the atmosphere to the soil to organism and back into the atmosphere. It involves several processes such as nitrogen fixation, nitrification, denitrification, decay and putrefaction.

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Nitrogen Cycle is a process which transforms the nitrogen present in the atmosphere to a usable form for living things. This is also a simple drawing to represent the cycle.

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Nitrogen Cycle is a biogeochemical process which transforms the inert nitrogen present in the atmosphere to a more usable form for living organisms.

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Nitrogen Cycle is a biogeochemical process which transforms the inert nitrogen present in the atmosphere to a more usable form for living organisms.

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The Nitrogen Cycle by: Jamarcus Wright

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Jamarcus Wright Mrs GH home room, the nitrogen cycle gas helps our plants grow, then it will move on in the soil to prepare other plants, the bacteria helps the plants in so many ways

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Cycle

Nitrogen is important to living things because plants and animals use it to make protein, which allows them to live and grow.

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The nitrogen cycle is a process of which nitrogen is repeatedly recycled from living things and non living things. First the nitrogen gas goes into the soil then it goes into nodules on plants where it changes to ammonia. The ammonia leaves the plant and is changed to nitrites by a bacteria in the soil. The nitrites are later changed to Nitrates (due to another bacteria). The nitrates goes back to the plant and helps it produce the protein it needs to live and grow. It is later consumed by herbivores and they are consumed by both carnivores and omnivores. They later die and are decomposed then the nitrogen is released back in the air.

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Jonathan Barnett/Homeroom Mrs.Dellinger

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Grace Horne- Mrs. GH's homeroom- The nitrogen cycle is a cycle where nitrogen goes through the atmosphere, plants, animals, and back to the atmosphere. Plants take in the nitrogen and go through nitrification. When animals eat the plants, they now have the nitrogen. When they die, the nitrogen goes back to the atmosphere.

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The nitrogen cycle is a biochemical cycle. The nitrogen cycle explains how nitrogen is passed from between plants, animals, and bacteria. For example, when an animal dies it gets recycled into nitrogen that gets sucked up from the roots of plants.

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         Nitrogen Cycle explains how Nitrogen travels between plants, animals, bacteria, atmosphere (the air), and soil in the ground. Nitrogen is an important element to all life on the planet. 

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         Nitrogen Cycle explains how Nitrogen travels between plants, animals, bacteria, atmosphere (the air), and soil in the ground. Nitrogen is an important element to all life on the planet. 

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Douaa Suliman

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The nitrogen cycle is continuous cycle that is endless. The nitrogen is changing living and non-living things like plants and animals which are alive and when the animal or the plant dies its a non-living thing. Its continuously continues on like a circle.

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The nitrogen cycle is the bio geochemical cycle by which nitrogen is converted into multiple
Chemical forms as it circulates among atmosphere,terrestrial,and marine ecosystems. The conversion of nitrogen can be carried out both biological and physical processes

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Kendall James - Dellinger
Homeroom
The nitrogen cycle goes through many stages. The first stage is nitrogen fixation. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria reduce the gas to ammonia and the ammonia ions which can be used by plants and animals. The second stage is nitrification. Chemosynthetic bacteria transform the nitrite ions to nitrate ions. The third stage stage is denitrification. Anaerobic bacteria convert the nitrate ions to nitrogen gas, which is lost to the air. The fourth stage is ammonification. The proteins That remain in detritus are broken down by saprophytes to form ammonia.

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Nitrogen (N) is an essential component of DNA, RNA, and proteins, the building blocks of life. All organisms require nitrogen to live and grow. Although the majority of the air we breathe is N₂, most of the nitrogen in the atmosphere is unavailable for use by organisms. This is because the strong triple bond between the N atoms in N₂ molecules makes it relatively inert, or unreactive, whereas organisms need reactive nitrogen to be able to incorporate it into cells. In order for plants and animals to be able to use nitrogen, N₂ gas must first be converted to more a chemically available form such as ammonium (NH₄⁺), nitrate (NO₃⁻), or organic nitrogen (e.g., urea, which has the formula (NH₂)₂CO). The inert nature of N₂ means that biologically available nitrogen is often in short supply in natural ecosystems, limiting plant growth.

Nitrogen is an incredibly versatile element, existing in both inorganic and organicforms as well as many different oxidation states. The movement of nitrogen between the atmosphere, biosphere, and geosphere in different forms is called the nitrogen cycle (Figure 1), one of the major biogeochemical cycles. Similar to the carbon cycle, the nitrogen cycle consists of various reservoirs of nitrogen and processes by which those reservoirs exchange nitrogen (note the arrows in the figure). (See The Carbon Cycle module for more information.)
Five main processes cycle nitrogen through the biosphere, atmosphere, and geosphere: nitrogen fixation, nitrogen uptake through organismal growth, nitrogen mineralization through decay, nitrification, and denitrification. Microorganisms, particularly bacteria, play major roles in all of the principal nitrogen transformations. Because these processes are microbially mediated, or controlled by microorganisms, these nitrogen transformations tend to occur faster than geological processes like plate motion, a very slow, purely physical processthat is a part of the carbon cycle. Instead, rates are affected by environmental factors that influence microbial activity, such as temperature, moisture, and resource availability.

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Nitrogen gas travels throughout the air around us. It is a series of processes witch nitrogen moves in a plants bumps and bacteria turns it into ammonia and travels through another Bacteria cell and turns it into a nitrite. Afterwards the nitrites go up to the plant and give it protein. Till an animal comes and eats it its produces its waste and the decomposers comes and breaks it down till the cycle continues.

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First Nitrogen starts from air. Second, it travels to plants. Then, it makes ammonia. next nitrites and turns them into nitrates. Plants get proteins from nitrates. Animals eat plants or animals eat animals and when they die they decompose and become Nitrogen.

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So nitrogen is a gas in the air that plants adsorb but I only did plan drawing because I did not know what to draw so yea.

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The nitrogen cycle is the process of continually recycling nitrogen from living things to non-living things between Earth and it's atmosphere.

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The nitrogen cycle is the process of continually recycling nitrogen from living things to non-living things between Earth and it's atmosphere. First, the nitrogen from the air travels into a plants soil, and then into nodules on plants. Next, the bacteria in the nodules turn the nitrogen into ammon. Then, the ammonia leaves the nodules and then bacteria in the soil turn it into nitrites. Next, a different bacteria turns the nitrites into nitrates, That process is called nitrification. Plants use the nitrates to create the protein they need to live. Animals get protein from eating plants or eating other animals who have eaten plants. After those plants and animals die, they decompose which releases nitrogen back into the cycle.

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The Nitrogen Cycle is a continuous circle. Meaning it just keeps happening over and over again. Nitrogen cycle, circulation of nitrogen in various forms through nature. Nitrogen, a component of proteins and nucleic acids, is essential to life on Earth. Although 78 percent by volume of the atmosphere is nitrogen gas, this abundant reservoir exists in a form unusable by most organisms.

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the process of continually recycling nitrogen from living things to non-living things between Earth and its atmosphere.

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So Nitrogen is a gas in the air that plants can absorb. The Bacteria in in the plants and soil change the Nitrogen into Nitrates. Plants and Animals use these Nitrates to make Proteins that helps them grow. The Bacteria in the soil changes those Nitrates from waste and dead plants and animals back into Nitrogen Gas. Forgot The Picture.'

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The Nitrogen travels into the soil and goes into the nodules. The bacteria inside the nodules turn the nitrogen into ammonia. The ammonia leaves the nodules and then bacteria in the soil turn it into nitrites. Then another bacteria turns the nitrites into nitrates. (This whole process is called nitrification) Plants then use the nitrates to grow. Animals eat the plants and get the nitrates in their body. For animals who don’t eat plants they eat other animals who eat plants. Then when the animal poops or dies decomposes turn the nitrates back into nitrogen and the cycle repeats again.

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the nitrogen is the series of processes by which nitrogen and its compounds are interconverted in the environment and in living organisms, including nitrogen fixation and decomposition.

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Vishnu Channagiri from Mrs. Dyer's homeroom

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Vishnu Channagiri from Mrs. Dyer's homeroom

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Anna Grace Long.           Mrs. Stucky homeroom

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Anna Grace Long.           Mrs. Stucky homeroom

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The Nitrogen cycle is the process of continually recycling Nitrogen from living and non- living things between Earth and the atmosphere.

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The Nitrogen cycle is a process of nitrogen changing into difffrent things and finally becoming something that we humans, animals, and plants use to live and grow. First what happens is the nitrogen travels from the air to the soil and then into little ball looking things called Nodules that are filled with bacteria. The Nitrogen is not ready for the plant to use yet, so the bacteria inside the Nodules change the Nitrogen to Ammonia. The ammonia is not ready for the plants to use either because it can be very toxic, so the Nitrogen/ammonia travels to different bacteria in the soil and is changes to Nitrites. The Nitrites are not ready for the plant to use, so it goes to another bacteria where it transforms into Nitrates. Now the Nitrates are ready for the plant to use. The Nitrates travel back to the plant where the plant uses it. When an animal or human eats the plant we get the Nitrates and we use them.
When an animal dies the nitrogen travels back into the air and the cycle begins again. This is the AMAZING process of the Nitrogen cycle.

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The Nitrogen Cycle by: Anne Morgan Howell ( Mrs. Dyer's Homeroom )

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The Nitrogen Cycle by: Anne Morgan Howell ( Mrs. Dyer's Homeroom )

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The Nitrogen Cycle is a biogeochemical process that transforms the inert nitrogen in the atmosphere. This forms into a more usable form for living things / organisms.

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First, the nitrogen gas travels in the plant's bumps. Next, Bacteria turns them into ammonia and then travels to a different bacteria and turn it in to nitrites. Lastly it goes in to the last bacteria and turns into nitrates, the whole process is called nitrification. After that process nitrates go up the plant and create protein. Then, the animals eat the plants. After they die, they decompose and release nitrogen gas in to the air. The cycle repeats.

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Nitrogen moves into the nodules of the plants and the bacteria in the plants turn them into ammonia. The ammonia is then turned into nitrite because of a different bacteria. Then ANOTHER bacteria turn the nitrite into nitrate which plants use as protein. The animals consume the protein in the fruit or vegetable. When the animal dies, decomposers decompose the body and it turns back into nitrogen. Humans drive cars that release nitrogen. If too much nitrogen is in the air, it can be dangerous.

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The nitrogen cycle is a repeating cycle of processes during which nitrogen moves through both living and non-living things: the atmosphere, soil, water, plants, animals and bacteria. In order to move through the different parts of the cycle, nitrogen must change forms.

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first Nitrogen gas is in the air then bacteria in the the plants turn Nitrogen into ammonia then the ammonia leave then bacteria in soil turn ammonia into nitrites
then more bacteria nitrites turn into nitrates and the nitrates goes into plants and give the plants protein and then animals eat the plant to get proteins lastly the animal will dies and decomposes and all of the nitrates will go back into the air the cycle repeats

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Aden Hence Williamson           Dyer Homeroom

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Aden Hence Williamson           Dyer Homeroom

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The Nitrogen cycle is a repeating process of when nitrogen moves throughout living, and non-living things. Including all sorts of things with in the Biosphere, Geosphere, atmosphere, and Hydrosphere category's During this cycle, the nitrogen changes to many different forms, such as soil, bacteria, rock air, fossils, and more.

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The nitrogen cycle is a continuous cycle when nitrogen is formed in the air and moves into living and non living entities. Bacteria helps them form into chemicals such as nitrates, ammonia, and nitrites. Animals eat plants and absorbs nitrogen. Then they die it decomposes and is formed in the air again

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This is a repeating process that starts with nitrogen being formed in the air then moving to the living and non. There are a few different bacteria's in this process that assist in changing the form from gas to chemical. the ammonia turns into nitrites, then those are converted into nitrates, and animals get those by eating the plant.

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The nitrogen cycle is a repeating cycle that starts with nitrogen being formed in the air then moving to the living and non. Bacteria can help them form into chemicals like nitrates, ammonia, and nitrites. We get this from eating are veggies.

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Khari Huntly Mrs dyer homeroom

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The nitrogen gas is found in the air. This gas is converted to nitrates by bacteria in the plants along with soil. The nitrate is then used by plants and animals to create protein that helps them to grow. Nitrates from dead plans and animals are released in the air with the help of bacteria as nitrogen gas.

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the nitrogen cycle is an endless cycle of recycling nitrogen
1. the nitrogen gos to a plant
2. the nodules turn it into ammonia
3. it leaves and other bacteria turns it into nitrites
more bacteria turns it into nitrates
4. it gos back to the plant and is then eaten.
5. that animal is eaten or dies if.
6. if the animal is eaten then when the animal that eatsit dies and decomposes the nitrogen goes back to the atmosphere and the cycle restarts.

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This is the nitrogen cycle. Nitrogen is a gas in the air. Bacteria and the soil and soils changes nitrogen into nitrates. Plants and animals need the nitrogen to give them protein so they can grow healthy and tall. To much gas in the air will cause harm. Bacteria changes nitrates from waste and dead plants and animals back into nitrogen gas. That is the nitrogen cycle

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The Nitrogen Cycle - Ben Ballard Mrs. Stucky’s Homeroom

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The Nitrogen Cycle - Ben Ballard Mrs. Stucky’s Homeroom

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The process of recycling nitrogen from living things to non living things between earth and its atmosphere.

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The nitrogen cycle is the process of continually recycling nitrogen from living things to non-living things between Earth and it's atmosphere. First, the nitrogen from the air travels into the soil, and then into nodules on plants. Then, the bacteria in the nodules turn the nitrogen into ammonia. After that, the ammonia leaves the nodules and then bacteria in the soil turn it into nitrites. Then, a different bacteria turns the nitrites into nitrates. That whole process is called nitrification. Plants use the nitrates to create the protein they need to live. Animals get protein from eating plants or eating other animals who have eaten plants. After those plants and animals die, they decompose which releases nitrogen back into the cycle.

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The nitrogen cycle is the process of nitrogen continuously changing from living and non-living things.

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The Nitrogen Cycle is the process of continually recycling nitrogen from living things to non-living things between Earth and its atmosphere. Nitrogen gas goes into the ground and bacteria turns it into ammonia and then more bacteria turn them into nitrites and a different bacteria turns them into nitrates. Then plants turn the nitrates into protein they need to grow. Animals get nitrogen by eating plants and animals that don't eat plants eat other animals that eat plants. when plants and animals die decomposers release nitrogen gas back into the cycle.

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The nitrogen from the air transfers to the soil and proceeds into the nodules on plant roots. The bacteria in the nodule turns into ammonia. Then, the ammonia exits the nodules and turns the soil into nitrites. Those nitrites become nitrates. (Nitrification). Plant absorb the nitrates and use them as a form of substance. Animals can get this nutrients from the plants by eating the plants. After these plants and animals decay/die they release nitrogen into the atmosphere and the cycle repeats.

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The nitrogen in the air moves down into the soil. Then the plants and bacteria turn it into nitrates. This will be used to build proteins for plants and animals. When the plants/animals die the bacteria/decomposers break them down into nitrifying bacteria, which then this will transform back into a nitrate. Or this can happen through lighting when nitrogen in the air interacts with lighting, which makes nitrates. Then is used for building proteins for plants/animals. When they die bacteria/decomposers break it down into nitrifying bacteria. which then will be nitrates again.

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The Nitrogen cycle is the process of continually recycling nitrogen from living things to non-living things between Earth and its atmosphere. Nitrification is the process of turning nitrogen into nitrates with bacteria found in plants and soil. after the nitrogen is turned into nitrates, it is then absorbed by the plants and turned into protein. This protein gets into animals’ bodies when they eat the plants, and goes out whenever they die or produce waste. The waste is eaten by microbes, and the nitrogen is sent back into the air for the process to start all over again. Here is where we come into play. Humans are driving cars that produce nitrogen, making it harder and harder for plants to keep up. What we can do is ride our bikes more often and not drive everywhere.

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The Nitrogen is a continually process of recycling nitrogen from living thing to non- living things between Earth and the atmosphere.  There is a lot of Nitrogen in the air, but we can't just breathe it in. First nitrogen goes from the air to the soil into little bacteria things. The little bacteria turn nitrogen into Ammonia. The ammonia leaves and goes to the soil bacteria. Were ammonia turns it into Nitrites. Plant still can't use nitrites so it goes into a different soil bacteria. Were it turn into Nitrates which can be used by plants to grow. Plant turn Nitrates into protein. Animals and people eat plants that give use protein. Then When a animal dies decomposers give back some of the Nitrogen. When people drive cars it gives off to much nitrogen for plants to take in.

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First Nitrogen starts in the air, and travels into plants. The plant release the nitrogen which then goes through the Nitrification process. This then goes to plants and turns into protein. When those animals die the process repeats.

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Nitrogen starts in the air around us.Then it travels down to the soil around plants. It then goes through a process called Nitrification, then it goes into plants. Once an animal comes by and eats that plant, the animals takes in the nitrogen from the plant. Once the animal dies or makes waste (poops), the nitrogen is broken down by decomposers and released back into the air to begin the cycle again.

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first nitrogen begins in the air then migrates to the plants. The plant releases the nitrogen then the nitrogen begins a process called nitrication when the process finishes the nitrogen returns to the plants and acts as protein when the wildlife dies this process will restart

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The Nitrogen is a continually process of recycling nitrogen from living thing to non- living things between Earth and the atmosphere.  There is a lot of Nitrogen in the air, but we can't just breathe it in. First nitrogen goes from the air to the soil into little bacteria things. The little bacteria turn nitrogen into Ammonia. The ammonia leaves and goes to the soil bacteria. Were ammonia turns it into Nitrites.

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------The Nitrogen cycle is the process of continually recycling Nitrogen from living and non- living things between Earth and the atmosphere.-----------

First nitrogen gas travels from the air into the soil. And go into the nodules.. Next the bacteria turn the nitrogen gas into ammonia. Most plants can’t use ammonia, it is toxic to them. The ammonia leaves the nodules and the bacteria in the soil turn into nitrites. Then the nitrites turn into nitrates. This process is called nitrification. The following steps is when plants and animals die, and everything decays, and decomposers are the things that break it down. These decomposers release nitrogen back into the cycle and most of the gas ends back into the air. Then the cycle repeats.

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The cycle starts of with the nitrogen going into the bacteria in the roots then it turn in to ammonia the ammonia gets more and more bacteria put into it, then it’s travels up through the roots and makes protein in the leaves so animals can eat the plants and be healthy, once the animal dies the nitrogen goes into the air and the cycle starts over again.

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jayden blunt mrs stucky homeroom

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First nitrogen from the air goes in to little things on the roots of plants and the plant changes it ammonia. The ammonia turns into to nitrites. Then into nitrates (which is the safe one). Animals and humans eat the plants or other animals that eat plants. When an animal dies it releases nitrogen back into the air.

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Nitrogen is in the air, and goes into plants. Then the plants realeses the nitrogen and does nitrification then goes into plants and protein exists, then they die and and continually does it again.

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Erin Kim from Mrs. Dellinger's homeroom
Nitrogen cycle

The nitrogen cycle is a repeating cycle of processes during which nitrogen moves through both living and non-living things : the animals and bacteria. In order to move through different parts of the cycle, nitrogen must change forms.

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The Nitrogen cycle explained
By Aidan Williams from Mrs. Dellinger’s HR

Nitrogen gas is in the air. The process that is recycling nitrogen from living things to non-living things between Earth and its atmosphere is called the Nitrogen cycle. The bacteria in the soil helps the nodules turn into ammonia, but that isn’t safe so the bacteria turns ammonia into nitrites, but that still isn’t safe for plants, so bacteria turns the nitrites into nitrates. The process is called nitrification. Plants then make nitrates into protein which animals use to grow. After animals die and produce waste bacteria changes nitrates from waste, dead plants and animals back into nitrogen gas.

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Nitrogen cycle is when processes are interconverted or in compounds in the environment and in living organisms involving nitrogen fixation and decomposition

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Alex Gonzales (it is broken because of the fact that it's of both so it might be posted twice)

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Alex Gonzales (it is broken because of the fact that it's of both so it might be posted twice)

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In my own words: as nitrogen goes into the bacteria on the roots of a plant, the bacteria converts the nitrogen into Ammonia. Then the Ammonia gets converted by bacteria into nitrites and then the nitrites get converted into nitrates by more bacteria which becomes is a nourishment for plants.

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Who drew this?

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Melody Graves from Mrs.Dellinger homeroom 

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Melody Graves from Mrs.Dellinger homeroom 

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The nitrogen cycle is the biogeochemical cycle by which nitrogen is converted into multiple chemical forms as it circulates among atmosphere ,terrestrial, and marine ecosystems. The conversion of nitrogen can be carried out through both biological and physical processes. Important processes in the nitrogen cycle include fixation, ammonification, nitration, and denitrification.

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The Nitrogen Cycle By Stephanie Le ( Homeroom Mrs. Dellinger)

The first step of the nitrogen cycle is the Nitrogen Gas goes to the atmosphere and goes through the plants. Next, is the Ammonia. Then, the Ammonia turns into Nitrite. Next, the Nitrite turns into Nitrate. Then, the plants use them. Next, they reduce water change. Lastly, they turn into waste products and the cycle repeats.