Yes, everything has matter
The phosphorous cycle is not considered a true cycle because unlike the others such as the water, carbon, nitrogen and sulphur cycles, it does not include a gas phase, although small amounts of phosphoric acid may make their way into the atmosphere contributing , in some cases, to acid rain.
Very little phosphorous circulates in the atmosphere because at Earth's normal temperatures and pressures, phosphorous and its various compounds are not gases. The largest reservoir of phosphorous is in sedimentary rock.
When there is too much glucose, the pancreas secretes insulin. The insulin causes glucose from the blood to move into the cells. The blood glucose levels then return to normal.
