water cycle
carbon cycle
nitrogen cycle
phosphorous cycle
100

what organisms break down waste

decomposers 

100

what’s atmosphere mean?

envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet.

100

where do plants get their nitrogen from

soil

100

how do animals get phosphorus 

by eating plants and animals.

200
examples of fossil fuels

oil, natural gas and coal

200

why is there more Co2 today than in the past?

Burning fossil fuels.

200

what organisms can do denitrification?

bacteria

200

what washes away phosphorus in soil  into water

pollution

300

name the types of water

the types of water are: saltwater, freshwater, glaciers, groundwater, water vapor.

300

what do animals use in the process of respiration?

oxygen.

300

what’s nitrogen used for

to make proteins, dna and chlorophyll.

300

how do phosphates end up in the ocean?

runoff

400

what’s the only form of nitrogen plants can take in?

nitrates

400

what form is carbon when it leaves pl 

glucose 

400

how is nitrogen removed from the atmosphere

Lighting and fixing bacteria

400

what is different about phosphorus cycle

doesn’t involve the atmosphere 

500

what’s runoff

water that flows over the ground surface rather than soaking into the ground.

500

name the major greenhouse gases

water vapor, carbon dioxide, and methane.

500

what kind of plants have nitrogen fixing bacteria that live on their roots

legumes

500

why is it important to humans

needed to form bones and teeth. P in ATP

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