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The largest reservoir of phosphorus in most ecosystems is phosphorus
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Phosphorus is an important constituent of
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The rate of decomposition of leaf litter in woodlands can be strongly influenced by
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Likens and Bormann found that over 90% of the nutrients in the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest were in the soil organic matter.
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The release of ammonium (NH4+)from decaying organic material is called ____________.
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In aquatic ecosystems,leaves with high lignin content decompose
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A major perturbation of the carbon cycle by human activity is associated with
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The "denitrification" reaction converts nitrate (NO3-)to nitrogen gas (N2)under aerobic conditions.
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The major pool of nitrogen in the atmosphere is the direct source of nitrogen for most organisms.
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Nitrogen enrichment of ecosystems by human activity is largely driven by
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"Nitrogen fixation" refers to the conversion of
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Streams with higher densities of stream invertebrates would be expected to have shorter spiraling lengths.
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Nitrogen fixation is an energy-demanding process because of the strong _____ bond between the two nitrogen atoms in the N2 molecule.
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Nitrate is converted to molecular nitrogen,N2,in a process called
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________________ is the process of increased nutrient inputs into an ecosystem resulting in increased primary productivity and reduced biodiversity.
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A normal distribution is assumed for which of the following statistical tests?
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Nitrogen export was greatest in streams draining watersheds from
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High soil nutrient content usually leads to slower decomposition,because soil organisms have less need for nutrients of organic origin.
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