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How is the nitrogen cycle
similar to the carbon cycle?
They are both used by plants,...
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How is the nitrogen cycle
similar to the carbon cycle?
They are both used by plants, as either CO, or
Ny, to create oxygen.
Both elements can be used to creale larger
molecules but cannot be broken down again.
Both are "fixed" by eukaryotes
Bements are removed from the atmosphere
and then used by organisms to create larger
molecules necessary for life.
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