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Synonyms for «biogeochemical cycles»

"Biogeochemical cycles" refers to the natural processes in which elements such as carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus move through living organisms, the environment, and the Earth's systems. These cycles involve the exchange, conversion, and recycling of these elements, maintaining a balanced and sustainable condition for life on Earth. Full definition
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«biogeochemical»

biochemical biological biologic ecological bioenergy biophysical biomass biotic geological biodiversity photosynthetic metabolic biogas biogenic chemical biodynamic biomolecular hydrological terrestrial microbial geothermal climate environmental atmospheric organic biosynthetic nutrient bioactive soil renewable ocean climatic geophysical geologic bioscience cyclic energy greenhouse earth solar carbon life planetary hydrologic photochemical geochemical sustainable trophic electrochemical

«cycles»

cycle chain systems activity flow biology plants processes chemistry circulation pathways mechanisms ecosystems recycling science organisms fluxes cascade production emissions transport circles gases ecology interactions movement balance feedbacks shifts events patterns reactions sink environment research time world metabolism biofuels biosphere engineering part transition planet communities respiration circuits photosynthesis projects oscillations

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  • Human use of biomass for food, feed, fiber, fuel, and materials has become a primary component of global biogeochemical cycles of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorous, and other nutrients. (academic.oup.com)
  • This doctoral dissertation thus aimed to assess the influence of OA on biogeochemical cycles of elements in natural pelagic food webs of several trophic levels (up to fish larvae) over extended time scales of weeks to months. (news-oceanacidification-icc.org)
  • Dr Erica Hendy, Lecturer in Biogeochemical Cycles in the School of Earth Sciences, added: «However, you simply can't tag a coral larvae to follow where it ends up as you would a large marine animal like a turtle or shark. (sciencedaily.com)
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