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CYCLING OF MATTER-7.5B

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Contains Decomposers, such as Bacteria and Fungi, which break down decayed BiomassSoil
Organisms that break down dead or decaying organismsDecomposers
Green Plants capable of making their own food using energy from the sun through PhotosynthesisProducers
An Element essential to Life, that is broken down by bacteria into a usable form that is absorbed by the roots of plants.Nitrogen
An element essential to Life, which cycles in many forms within living systems.Carbon
This is absorbed by plants for use in PhotosynthesisWater
Material from Living or recently living organisms composed of a mixture of organic molecules containing Hydrogen, Carbon, often Nitrogen and other atomsBIOMASS
A container that holds organic matter while it is decomposed by Fungi and Bacteria, converting it into SoilCompost Bin
Organisms such as Bacteria and Fungi that break down the remains of dead plants and animals, without need for internal DigestionDecomposers
Single-celled Organisms and Prokaryotic(No nucleus)Bacteria
Microorganisms important as Decomposers, can break down just about any organic matterFungi
An Organism that feeds on dead plants or animal matter, including Decomposers.Detrivore
The process by which Nitrogen is converted between its Various Chemical forms as it is exchanged among the Soil, Biosphere and Atmosphere of EarthNitrogen
This Nitrogen cannot be used until it is fixedAtmospheric Nitrogen
Carbon is exchanged among the soil by photosynthesis and cellular Respiration by Humans and AnimalsCarbon Cyle
The movement of water in three steps-Evaporation, Precipitation,CondensationWater cycle
The proess by which water is evaporated in plants is calledTranspiration
Special Bacteria convert the Nitrogen gas to Ammonia which plant can useNitrogen Fixation
The process which converts Ammonia into Nitrite which plants useNitrification
The final step in which Bacteria convert nirogen compounds to Nitrogen gas and release back to AtmosphereDenitrification


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