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Pregunta | Respuesta |
Why do plants and animals need Nitrogen? | To make proteins and nucleic acid for growth |
What is Nitrogen Fixation? | Nitrogen gas in the atmosphere is converted to ammonia by Rhizobium |
What is ammonification? | Nitrogen compounds from dead organisms or animal waste are turned into ammonium compounds by decomposers. |
What is Nitrification? | Ammonium compounds in the soil are changed into nitrogen compounds that can be used by plants. |
Describe the process of Nitrification | 1. Nitrosomonas bacteria change ammonium compounds into nitrites 2. Nitrobacter convert nitrites into nitrates |
What is denitrification? | Nitrates in the soil are converted into nitrogen gas by denitrifying bacteria. |
Describe the process of denitrification | They use nitrates in the soil for respiration and produce nitrogen gas. This happens under anaerobic conditions. |
What natural way can nitrogen enter an ecosystem? | By lightning |
What unnatural way can nitrogen enter an ecosystem? | Artificial fertilisers |
What is the order of The Nitrogen Cycle | 1. Nitrogen Fixation 2. Ammonification 3. Nitrification 4. Denitrification (Or back to 2) |
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