Yesjust put it back
the nitrogen cycle is the pathway that nitrogen follows through an ecosystem. or something with decaying animals putting nutrients back into the soil.
just put it back where you got it my dear unless you did something to it then do not put it back
because as organic material decays, it is recycled so fast that few nutrients ever actually reach the soil, leaving it almost sterile.
It is recycled by organisms known as decomposers
Yesjust put it back
Garden waste is usually composted and then added to the soil.
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the nitrogen cycle is the pathway that nitrogen follows through an ecosystem. or something with decaying animals putting nutrients back into the soil.
just put it back where you got it my dear unless you did something to it then do not put it back
Their bodies decay, and are also eaten by other animals, which in turn poop the nutrients into the soil.
Composit manure refers to the organic matter that has been recycled and decomposed as soil amendment and fertilizer.
because as organic material decays, it is recycled so fast that few nutrients ever actually reach the soil, leaving it almost sterile.
Fecal matter can be allowed to compost and turn into soil. Or if it is manure (cow feces), it can be applied directly to crops.
Nutrients are found in the air, water and soil. :D
decompose rs eat up the dead orgasms and give the nutrients to soil
There are many decomposers in the estuaries of rivers. The majority of these are different types of bacteria and fungi. They enrich the water and soil with recycled organic matter.