How do invertebrates affect the oxygen levels of compost and soil?.

Chemistry

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Digiron [165]2 years ago

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Invertebrates affect the oxygen levels of compost and soil by reducing it.

<h3>How respiration works?</h3>

Cellular respiration is the process by which living organisms obtain energy by breaking down food molecules in their cells.

Every living organism undergoes the process of cellular respiration and make use of oxygen molecules in the process.

This means that invertebrates will make use of the oxygen gas present in compost and the soil for respiration, hereby reducing it.

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