Explain how the biogeochemical cycle are essential for life.

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Biogeochemical cycles are essential for life and important to the ecosystems because matter on earth is limited in amount, and space for dead organisms as well. Additionally, biogeochemical cycles are important as as they transport and store these chemical elements so that they can be used by living organisms.

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Explain how the biogeochemical cycle are essential for life.​

Explain how the biogeochemical cycle are essential for life.