Nutrient Cycling

Nutrient Cycles WATER CARBON NITROGEN PHOSPHOROUS

Precipitation ,[object Object],[object Object],Back to the Water Cycle Using Water Evaporation

Using Water ,[object Object],[object Object],Back to the Water Cycle Waste Precipitation

Waste ,[object Object],[object Object],Evaporation Back to the Water Cycle Using Water

Evaporation ,[object Object],Back to the Water Cycle Precipitation Waste

Photosynthesis ,[object Object],Back to the Carbon Cycle Metabolism Respiration Gas Exchange Pollution

Metabolism ,[object Object],Back to the Carbon Cycle Respiration Waste Decomposition Photosynthesis

Respiration ,[object Object],Back to the Carbon Cycle Photosynthesis Metabolism Decomposition

Waste ,[object Object],Back to the Carbon Cycle Gas Exchange Metabolism Photosynthesis Decomposition

Gas Exchange ,[object Object],Back to the Carbon Cycle Photosynthesis Waste

Decomposition ,[object Object],[object Object],Back to the Carbon Cycle Photosynthesis Pollution Metabolism

Pollution ,[object Object],[object Object],Back to the Carbon Cycle Using Water Metabolism

Nitrogen Fixation ,[object Object],Back to the Nitrogen Cycle Protein Production Return to Atmosphere

Protein Production ,[object Object],Back to the Nitrogen Cycle Nitrogen Fixation Conversion

Conversion ,[object Object],Back to the Nitrogen Cycle Waste Protein Production

Waste ,[object Object],Back to the Nitrogen Cycle Return to Atmosphere Pollution Conversion

Return to Atmosphere ,[object Object],Back to the Nitrogen Cycle Nitrogen Fixation Waste

Runoff ,[object Object],Back to the Nitrogen Cycle Protein Production

Pollution ,[object Object],Back to the Nitrogen Cycle Waste

Question 1: What would happen to primary producers and consumers if nitrogen-fixing bacteria were removed from the ecosystem?

Question 2: Grandma Johnson had very sentimental feelings toward Johnson Canyon, Utah, where she and her late husband had honeymooned long ago. Her feelings toward this spot were such that upon her death she requested to be buried under a creosote bush overlooking the canyon. Trace the path of a CARBON atom from Grandma Johnson’s remains to where it could become part of a hawk. Note: A hawk is a carnivore, but it did NOT dig up and consume Grandma Johnson’s remains!!!

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