It is crucial to study ocean microbes because _______.

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I was hoping for some options to be given in regards to this question. This would have made answering this question easier and accurately. I am answering this question based on my knowledge and hope that it helps you. It is crucial to study ocean microbes because the microbes control the majority biogeochemical cycles that actually helps to keep the balance in earths biosphere.

Rudik [331]3 years ago

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It is crucial to study ocean microbes because THEY CONTROL THE MAJOR BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES THAT KEEP EARTH'S BIOSPHERE IN BALANCE.

The ocean is made up of many microbes, which play important role in the process of biogeochemical cycling of various elements. For instance, microbes play very important role in the biogeochemical cycling of carbon and nitrogen. In the nitrogen cycle, the microbes are responsible for breaking down the protein molecules that are found in the body of dead plants and animals. The proteins are broken down into constituent amino acids, which are then released back into soils. The soil used these ammonia as sources of nitrogen for growing plants.

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