Question

The movement of chemicals within an ecosystem, specifically carbon and nitrogen

Answer 1

The way in which an element on compound such as water moves between in various lining and nonficing on the biosphere is forums and location, called a biogeochemical Biogeochemical cycles important to luring Organism ancluding water, carbon, Nitrogen, hosphorure and sulfur cycles. Carbon is an essential element in the bodies al liceing organism. It is also economically important to modern umans in the form of fossils fuels. coa from the atmosphere is taken up by photosynthetic organisms and used to make organic molecules that travel Uvrough I food chains in the end the carbon atoms are released as con in respiration. Nitrogen is a key component of the - bodies of living organisms litrogen atoms are found in all protein and DNA & Nitrogen exists in the atmosphere as Na gas. In Nitrogen fixation bacteria. Convent My euto ammonia, a form of nitrogen uable by plants when animals eat the plants they acquire usable nitrogen compounds. Nibogen as a common limiting factor in nature and agriculture

Answer 2

The way in which an element on compound such as water moves between in various lining and nonficing on the biosphere is forums and location, called a biogeochemical Biogeochemical cycles important to luring Organism ancluding water, carbon, Nitrogen, hosphorure and sulfur cycles. Carbon is an essential element in the bodies al liceing organism. It is also economically important to modern umans in the form of fossils fuels. coa from the atmosphere is taken up by photosynthetic organisms and used to make organic molecules that travel Uvrough I food chains in the end the carbon atoms are released as con in respiration. Nitrogen is a key component of the - bodies of living organisms litrogen atoms are found in all protein and DNA & Nitrogen exists in the atmosphere as Na gas. In Nitrogen fixation bacteria. Convent My euto ammonia, a form of nitrogen uable by plants when animals eat the plants they acquire usable nitrogen compounds. Nibogen as a common limiting factor in nature and agriculture