This type of bacteria take nitrates and free the nitrogen into the atmosphere.
What are denitrifying bacteria?
Snow, Rain, and sleet are all this type of event.
What is Precipitation?
Plants use CO2, water and sunlight to power this process.
What is photosynthesis?
What is Biosphere?
This is the name of the processes which take Nitrogen from the atmosphere and combine it with other chemicals to make soil nutrients for plant growth.
What is "fixing Nitrogen"?
This is the percentage of nitrogen in the atmosphere.
What is 78%?
What is Runoff?
They breath in CO2.
What are plants?
This type of Legume is eaten in ballparks.
What are Peanuts.
This type of Legume is eaten in ballparks.
What are Peanuts.
The soil nutrient Nitrate is made from this material and Oxygen by bacteria.
What is Nitrite?
This is the part of the Biosphere which contains water.
What is the Hydrosphere?
.04 percent.
What percentage of the atmosphere is CO2?
This is the process by which water vapor escapes into the atmosphere from the surface of a body of water.
What is Evaporation?
Legumes are important because they store this chemical in their "pod wherehouses".
What are Nitrates?
This bacteria fixes Nitrogen directly and stores it in the plant.
What is Rhizobia?
Scene most commonly in Dry Ice, this is the name of the process by which a solid goes directly into gaseous form without becoming liquid as an intermediary step.
What is Sublimation?
Burning this will release CO2 into the atmosphere.
What are Fossil Fuels?
This process turns the amino acids in decaying organic material in the soil into Ammonium.
What is Ammonification?
This bacteria fixes Nitrogen directly and stores it in the plant.
What is Rhizobia?
This type of bacteria release Nitrogen from the soil back into the atmosphere.
What is denitrifying bacteria?
This is the process whereby the moisture in plant breath is released into the atmosphere.
What is Transpiration?
If global temperatures increase, this condition will release large amount of CO2 into the atmosphere.
What is the melting of the ice cap/glaciers?
These three cycles are the main way matter is recycled on the Earth.
What are the Water, CO2, and Nitrogen Cycles.
In this era, legumes contributed to the prosperity of England.
What is the Agricultural Revolution.