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Nitrogen cycle is a biogeochemical cycle that involves the circulation and conversion of nitrogen into different forms among the living and non-living components of the environment. The following are the steps in nitrogen fixation.
1 Nitrogen fixation.
2 Plants absorb nitrates and conduct assimilation.
3 Nitrogen flows through the food chain as a primary consumer eats the plant, and a secondary consumer eats the primary consumer.
4 A consumer releases waste and ammonification occurs to convert ammonia into nitrates and ammonium.
5 Nitrification occurs to convert ammonium into nitrates. Denitrification occurs to release nitrogen back to the atmosphere.
A ) Allow water to enter the leaf
When the concentration of a certain solute is low inside the cell with respect to the cell's external environment, then the cell performs active transport of the solute from the cytoplasm with a low concentration of solute within the cell to the cell's external with a high concentration of the solute. This process of active transport requires the need of energy in the form of ATP to drive the pumps that are present on its cell membrane.
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