2.TOPart 3- Nitrogen Cycle:NTROGEN CYCLENa, No, Ny, NoNTROGEN Gas(W)HaKes up 78%axyBEN TO FoRAonly soil bacteriaCon use this!SINPoopCHNMATERIALRoots to alesor bBALDR DaDEMEYBACTERIA1. What are the THREE ways that nitrogen enters the atmosphere?SONWhere does the nitrogen end up? Who takes the nitrogen in or uses it last?3. When an organism excretes waste, can a plant directly use it?4. Once nitrogen enters the atmosphere (#1) , it can't be used right away. It enters the soil in an unusable form (N2)and an organism helps turn it into something that is usable (NO3). Highlight these organisms YELLOW.5. Google what mutualistic relationships are. Summarize what you learned below.6. There is a mutualistic relationship between two organisms in the diagram. Highlight the two organisms BLUE.7. Explain how these two organisms benefit from each other in the mutualistic relationship.8. How does the elephant get its source of nitrogen to make DNA and proteins like collagen?9. How does a lion get its source of nitrogen?10. Draw the lion into the Nitrogen Cycle Diagram. Make sure to draw appropriate arrows.

Nitrogen Cycle is a biogeochemical cycle through which atmospheric nitrogen is converted into many…

1. what are the 2. Where does the nitrogen end up? Who takes the nitrogen in or uses it last? 3. When an organism excretes waste, can a plant directly use it? 4. Once nitrogen enters the atmosphere (#1) , it can't be used right away. It enters the soil in an unusable form (N,) and an organism helps turn it into something that is usable (NO,). Highlight these organisms YELLOW. Google what mutualistic relationships are. Summarize what you learned below.

1. what are the 2. Where does the nitrogen end up? Who takes the nitrogen in or uses it last? 3. When an organism excretes waste, can a plant directly use it? 4. Once nitrogen enters the atmosphere (#1) , it can't be used right away. It enters the soil in an unusable form (N,) and an organism helps turn it into something that is usable (NO,). Highlight these organisms YELLOW. Google what mutualistic relationships are. Summarize what you learned below.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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