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Phosphorus Cycle

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Total cards: 15•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What is phosphorus known for?

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It isused to make fertilisers, animal feeds, rust removers,

#2
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Where is phosphorus found naturally? -

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foods naturally contain phosphorus, and the richest sources aredairy, red meat, poultry, seafood, legumes, and nuts.

#3
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Phosporus Cycle is a slow process and it involves 4 key steps;

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• Weathering • Absorption • Mineralization • Sediments to rocks

#4
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Thickest layer that host most fauna and flora

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Canopy layer

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Consist of young herbs

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Understanding layer

#6
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Darkest humid layer that host insects and giant animals

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Forest layer

#7
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Is chemical element with the symbol N

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Nitrogen

#8
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Scottish physician who discovered nitrogen in 1772

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David Ruthford

#9
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Nitrogen bacteria

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N03 Denitrifying bacteria Dentrification

#10
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Process of converting atmosphere nitrogen (N2) into ammonia

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Nitrogen fixation

#11
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Cycle that Links the oxidation of ammonia

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Nitrification

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Process of animals and plants incorporate ammonia into nitrogen fixation

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Assimilation

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Process where bacteria convert nitrate into nitrogen gas

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Dendrification

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Originally bound nitrogen of microbials plants and animal after their death

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Ammonification

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Biogeochemical cycle consisting of various process that together enable the movement

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Sulfur cycle