What the processes involved in the nitrogen cycle?

Answer 1

plans take them both in and convert them both to a form we (and other animals) can use - sugars and proteins.

decomposers are the type of bacteria that break dead things down - so convert the carbon in us to the CO2 form or into organic material in the soil and they also convert the nitrogen in living things into ammonium in the soil.

the nitrogen fixing bacteria turn the nitrogen from the soil also into the ammonium.

the ammonium is converted into nitrates by nitrifying bacteria which can be then used by plants and then we eat the plants...

Answer 2

Carbon Cycle:

CO2 in the air get taken in by plants through photosynthesis. Carbon is in plant. Animals eat the plant. Carbon is in animal. Animal droppings contain carbon. Decomposersbreak down droppings into CO2. CO2 returns to air.

Or

Plants and animals die. Decomposers break down remains into CO2.

Alternative ways for carbon to enter the cycle include combustion and respiration of animals and plants.

Nitrogen Cycle:

Nitrogen in air gets combined with oxygen with lightning. Nitrates are in soil. Plants take Nitrogen as Protein. Nitrogen in plant as Protein. Animals eat plant. Proteins in Animal. Plants and Animals die. Decomposers break down Proteins and Nitrogen gets released into the air again.

Answer 3

In both cycles, the atmosphere is a

major reservoir. Both cycles involve

plants as Transformers of the nutrients

Answer 4

Nitrogen fixation, nitrogen uptake, nitrogen mineralization, nitrification, and denitrification.

Answer 5

Nitrogen fixation, nitrogen uptake, nitrogen mineralization, nitrification, and denitrification.

Answer 6

In the nitrogen cycle, nitrogen moves from the air to the soil, into living things, and back into the air.

Answer 7

processes involved in nitrogen cycle