Nitrogen Cycle Flashcards

1
Q

What 3 places are Nitrogen found?

A

Atmosphere
Deoxynbonuclei acid (DNA)
Protein

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2
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Where can nitrogen go and why?

A

Can go in the ground due to nitrogen fixation (nitrogen fixing bacteria)

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3
Q

Where can nitrogen be stored?

A

In plants and living organisms

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4
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Where in plants can nitrogen be stored?

A

Roots –> nitrogen fixing bacteria

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5
Q

Where is nitrogen stored in animals?

A

DNA and Protein

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6
Q

Once Nitrogen goes into the ground what will they become

A

Ammonium ions

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7
Q

What do ammonium ions become and what process occurs

A

They will become nitrates due to nitrification - done by nitrifying bacteria

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8
Q

What are nitrates absorbed by and what process will occur?

A

Absorbed by plants via active transport

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9
Q

What process occurs to get nitrates to become Nitrogen in the air?

A

Denitrification - performed by denitrifying bacteria

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10
Q

What will plants sometimes have to absorb nitrates, give 2 examples of plants?

A

Lagooms (beans or pea plants)

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11
Q

How is nitrogen used in plants?

A

Used to make proteins
Growth and Repair

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12
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Why would a farmer plants Lagooms then cultivate them and plant cereal crops?

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Nitrates will be absorbed into the ground, meaning they would be used by the cereal crops to create proteins for growth and repair

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