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Nutrients are chemicals necessary in any ecosystems for organisms to effectively grow, survive and decompose

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the nitrogen cycle is kind of plants and helps out animals live

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Too much Phosphorus causes eutrophication

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^not me, but it looks like me

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Nitrogen Fixation- Special bacteria convert the nitrogen gas (N2 ) to ammonia (NH3) which the plants can use. then Nitrification is the process which converts the ammonia into nutritionist which the plants can take in as nutrients.

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Released from erosion and is key parts found in DNA and RNA

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it goes through rocks, water, soil and sediments and organisms

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phosporus is released through erosin in rocks and sediments

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It can't be cycled real easy. Has the most mass in the atmosphere

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photosynthesis

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the amout of matter that will go through the different cycles are most importnat

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Carbon enters theatmosphere as carbon dioxide from respiration and combustion

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=^..^= Nitrogen is an   (")(")essential nutrient for plant growth. Nitrogen cycle is important to us and all other organisms

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During photosynthesis, plants use carbon dioxide and produce oxygen. During metabolism oxygen is used and carbon dioxide is a product.

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Today the human population fixes at least as much nitrogen artificially as it is fixed naturally

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photosynthesis is when producers pull carbon dioxide out of their environment and combine it with water in the presense of sunlight

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the phosphorus cycle gives us the consumers and decomposes that we have today.

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This tell us where most of our carbon is being used and why we have it in the atmosphere

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Nitrogen,carbon and phosphorus are labeled macronutrients due to being required in large amounts, smaller amounts of nutrients are called micronutients

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nitrogen fixation is the conversion of nitrogen gas into ammonia

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plants can only take in phosphorus when it is disolved in water

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Consumers get their phosphorus through from the water they drink and organisms get it from the food they consume.

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cellular respiration is the process in which organisms use oxygen to release the chemical energy of sugars and release CO2 and water

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when organisms die their remains settle in sediments, causing it to form sedimentary rock which make up the largest reservoir of carbon and releases through erosion

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the carbon cycle is the reason why we have carbon in the atmosphere, this also explains how we up carbon in the atmosphere.

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Nitrogen becomes ammonia through two naturally occurring ways:
lightning strikes and direct contact with soil

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The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

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=^..^= The phosphorus (")(")cycle involves mainly the lithosphere and the oceans

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amount of matter will stay the same as it flows through the different cycles, this is called law of conservation of matter.

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Nitrogen cannot be cycled from the atmosphere to plants directly, so nitrogen is scarce in the lithosphere and lithosphere

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Nitrogen takes 78% of the mass of the atmosphere and is vital to the growth of plants

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the nutrient cycle is kind of the reason why we have the nutrients we have all around us

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=^..^=Carbon compounds (")(")are inter-converted in the environment involving the incorporation of carbon dioxide

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Phosphorus is used as fertilizer

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Matter is always going around no matter what. THERE WILL ALWAYS BE MATTER!!!!

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Carbon, oxygen, phosphorus, and nitrogen are nutrients that cycle through.

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Make sure to put your name on your note! 

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Or else you wont get credit for it.

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Phosphorus is released through the erosion of rocks, and is a key part of cell membranes like RNA and DNA

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=^..^=Matter can not be (")(")created nor destroyed

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What happens during the Nitrogen Cycle?

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What happens during the Phosphorus cycle?

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What happens during the Carbon Cycle?

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Describe the process of Nutrient Cycles