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Nitrogen Cycle

Vocabulary Nitrogen Cycle and Nitrogen Fixation T or F Nitrogen Fixation Misc.
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_____ ______ is the movement of nitrogen between the enviroment and living things.
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_____ ______ is the movement of nitrogen between the enviroment and living things.
nitrogen cycle
What is nitrogen?
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What is nitrogen?
an element
____ _____ is bacteria in the soil that is able to change nitrogen gas into forms that plants can use.
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____ _____ is bacteria in the soil that is able to change nitrogen gas into forms that plants can use.
Nitrogen Fixation
The breakdown of substances into simpler molecules is called what?
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The breakdown of substances into simpler molecules is called what?
Decomposition
What is a cycle?
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What is a cycle?
any complete round or series of occurrences that repeats or is repeated
Why do organisma need nitrogen?
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Why do organisma need nitrogen?
to build proteinds and DNA for new cells
Animals get nitrogen from what?
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Animals get nitrogen from what?
plants
_____ in soil convert nitrogen back to gas.
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_____ in soil convert nitrogen back to gas.
bacteria
______ causes some nitrogen fixation.
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______ causes some nitrogen fixation.
lightning
______ releases nitrogen into soil.
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______ releases nitrogen into soil.
Decomposition
When organisms die, decomposers break down the remains.
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When organisms die, decomposers break down the remains.
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Two types of decomposers are worms and flowers.
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Two types of decomposers are worms and flowers.
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Fire is a way to break down organic matter.
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Fire is a way to break down organic matter.
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Certain types of bacteria in the soil converts nitrogen to a gas, which is returned to the organism.
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Certain types of bacteria in the soil converts nitrogen to a gas, which is returned to the organism.
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Calcium and Vitamin D are examples of what living cells need.
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Calcium and Vitamin D are examples of what living cells need.
F
What percent of Earth's atmosphere is nitrogen gas?
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What percent of Earth's atmosphere is nitrogen gas?
about 78%
Can most organisms use nitrogen gas directly.
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Can most organisms use nitrogen gas directly.
No
Name two ways organism get the nitrogen they need.
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Name two ways organism get the nitrogen they need.
eating plants or eating organisms that eat plants
Is a relatively small amount of ammonia is produced by lightning.
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Is a relatively small amount of ammonia is produced by lightning.
Yes
Do you think photosynthetic bacteria is an example of Nitrogen Fixation?
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Do you think photosynthetic bacteria is an example of Nitrogen Fixation?
Yes it it.
What roots take up nitrogen from soil?
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What roots take up nitrogen from soil?
Plant
Without ____ nitrogen could not enter living things or be returned to the atmoshpere.
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Without ____ nitrogen could not enter living things or be returned to the atmoshpere.
bacteria
Many _____ pass from soil to plants to animals and back.
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Many _____ pass from soil to plants to animals and back.
nutrients
What carries nitrogen and carbon sometimes?
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What carries nitrogen and carbon sometimes?
water
What happens when an organism dies?
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What happens when an organism dies?
it is likely to be recycled or reused
What are the steps of the nitrogen cycle?
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What are the steps of the nitrogen cycle?
Nitrogen fixation, nitrification, assimilation,ammonification, dentrification




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