Biogeochemical Cycles
Understanding Ecosystems & Biodiversity​
Controlled Environments?
Human impact on biodiversity​
pollution
100

What is biogeochemical cycle 

Biogeochemical processes refer to the cycling of elements and compounds through living organisms and the Earth's physical environment.

100

abiotic represents?

all the non-living factors present in an ecosystem.

100

 what is aquaponics purpose?

 Optimize plant growth and crop production.

100

what is habitat fragmentation?

breaking up habitats into smaller pieces.

100

what is pollution?

harmful substances in environment.

200

why is biogeochemistry important to us?

  • These processes are essential for maintaining the balance of nutrients and chemicals in ecosystems.

200

biotic represents ?

all living things

200

what is wildlife habitat purpose?

Conservation, research, and education.

200

What is deforestation?

the clearing of forests by humans etc. leading to environmental impact 

200

What is GPP?

Gross primary productivity 

300

name the 4 process to the carbon cycle 

Maintaining Balance

Carbon Dioxide Enrichment

 Monitoring

Recycling

300

 What is a Food chain?

shows who eats whom in an ecosystem.

300

What are controlled environments?

Controlled environments are systems where environmentalfactors like temperature, light, water, and nutrients are managed tooptimize the growth of plants or animals.

300

How may overharvesting affect a business

 no more resources so the business doesn't have any product to make profit

300

is a factory pipe non sour or point source?

point source

400

Why is the water cycle important?

 It is essential for maintaining life, regulating climate, and shaping Earth's landscapes.

400

how does energy flow thru the ecosystem 

from the sun to producers, consumers, and decomposers. 

400

what are some benefits of controlled environments?

Increased yields, controlled pest/disease management

400

Give and example of a invasive species that i referred to last week 

 strawberries 

400

is farm  runoff point source or non point source 

non point 

500

what is decomposition?

When organisms die or excrete waste, organic phosphorus is returned to the soil or water through decomposition.

500

What are Drawbacks in controlled systems?

 High initial investment costs, energy consumption

500

Why is deforestation important to us?

regulate climate so that we could breathe. and supports the animal and wildlife 

500

write the equation yall learned in class last week 

dn/dt=rN(1-n/K)