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- Nutrient_cycle wikiPageWikiLinkText "recycling of nutrients".
- Nutrient_cycle wikiPageWikiLinkText "soil nutrient cycling".
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- Nutrient_cycle footer "Composting within agricultural systems capitalizes upon the natural services of nutrient recycling in ecosystems. Bacteria, fungi, insects, earthworms, bugs, and other creatures dig and digest the compost into fertile soil. The minerals and nutrients in the soil is recycled back into the production of crops.".
- Nutrient_cycle image "Abr horta Antonio Cruz.jpg".
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- Nutrient_cycle image "Pastoral-barn.jpg".
- Nutrient_cycle perrow "2".
- Nutrient_cycle quote "A large fraction of the elements composing living matter reside at any instant of time in the world’s biota. Because the earthly pool of these elements is limited and the rates of exchange among the various components of the biota are extremely fast with respect to geological time, it is quite evident that much of the same material is being incorporated again and again into different biological forms. This observation gives rise to the notion that, on the average, matter are involved in cycles.".
- Nutrient_cycle quote "All systems recycle. The biosphere is a network of continually recycling materials and information in alternating cycles of convergence and divergence. As materials converge or become more concentrated they gain in quality, increasing their potentials to drive useful work in proportion to their concentrations relative to the environment. As their potentials are used, materials diverge, or become more dispersed in the landscape, only to be concentrated again at another time and place.".
- Nutrient_cycle quote "Pesticides soon spread through everything in the ecosphere-both human technosphere and nonhuman biosphere-returning from the 'out there' of natural environments back into plant, animal, and human bodies situated at the 'in here' of artificial environments with unintended, unanticipated, and unwanted effects. By using zoological, toxicological, epidemiological, and ecological insights, Carson generated a new sense of how 'the environment' might be seen.".
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- Nutrient_cycle subject Category:Ecological_economics.
- Nutrient_cycle subject Category:Ecology.
- Nutrient_cycle subject Category:Recycling.
- Nutrient_cycle subject Category:Systems_ecology.
- Nutrient_cycle hypernym Movement.
- Nutrient_cycle type Organisation.
- Nutrient_cycle type Redirect.
- Nutrient_cycle type Subfield.
- Nutrient_cycle type Thing.
- Nutrient_cycle comment "A nutrient cycle (or ecological recycling) is the movement and exchange of organic and inorganic matter back into the production of living matter. The process is regulated by food web pathways that decompose matter into mineral nutrients. Nutrient cycles occur within ecosystems. Ecosystems are interconnected systems where matter and energy flows and is exchanged as organisms feed, digest, and migrate about.".
- Nutrient_cycle label "Nutrient cycle".
- Nutrient_cycle seeAlso Ecotoxicology.
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- Nutrient_cycle depiction Abr_horta_Antonio_Cruz.jpg.
- Nutrient_cycle isPrimaryTopicOf Nutrient_cycle.