a type of soil bacteria that can change nitrogen in the atmosphere to a form that plants can take through the soil

The process by which nitrogen moves from the atmosphere to the soil to living organisms and back to the atmoshere

The process by which phosphorus moves from the soil to producers and consumers and then back to the soil

the process by which carbon moves between the living and non-living environment

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Question	Answer
Nitrifying Bacteria	a type of soil bacteria that can change nitrogen in the atmosphere to a form that plants can take through the soil
Nitrogen Cycle	The process by which nitrogen moves from the atmosphere to the soil to living organisms and back to the atmoshere
Phosphorus Cycle	The process by which phosphorus moves from the soil to producers and consumers and then back to the soil
Carbon Cycle	the process by which carbon moves between the living and non-living environment