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nydimaria [60]
4 years ago
12

Explain how the carbon cycle and the nitrogen cycle are connected

Biology
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DerKrebs [107]4 years ago
7 0
Answer: 

All are linked by their common interaction as essential parts of the plant cycle.



Explanation:

The "Carbon Cycle", is most often discussed, because, of its impact on, and effects from atmospheric CO^2 content. The NITROGEN CYCLE is also mentioned frequently, because, of its major role in plant growth. Both nitrogen, and phosphorous are often added to crops as fertilizers; to enhance production of food. This impacts the nitrogen, and phosphorous "Natural Cycles," in much the same way that burning hydrocarbons impacts the carbon cycle.  Recognizing the inter-dependencies of the three cycles is also important when considering the possibility of making a change to any one of them.


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