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nutrient cycle
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nutrient cycle

Transfer of nutrients from one part of an ecosystem to another. Trees, for example, take up nutrients such as calcium and potassium from the soil through their root systems and store them in leaves. When the leaves fall they are decomposed by bacteria and the nutrients are released back into the soil where they become available for root uptake again.



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In: Mercury in the Biogeochemical Cycle (Lucotte M, Schatane R, Therien N, Langlois C, Tremblay A, eds).
In this regard, measurements of light stable isotopes in carbon dioxide, methane, and other atmospheric trace gases provide a unique means to better understand their sources, fates, and contributions in biogeochemical cycles.
Langen-felds of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation in Aspendale, Australia, and his colleagues in the Fall Global Biogeochemical Cycles.
 
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