How does the Phosphorus Cycle differ from the other biogeochemical cycles?

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The phosphorus Cycle differ from the other biogeochemical cycles in the sense that phosphorus doesn’t enter the atmosphere directly. Option D

<h3>What is the biogeochemical cycles?</h3>

The biogeochemical cycles refer to the movement of elements and other essential materials in nature. We know that these materials are required by living things for the smooth functioning of the systems in the body hence these cycles are very vital.

The phosphorus Cycle differ from the other biogeochemical cycles in the sense that phosphorus doesn’t enter the atmosphere directly.

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