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Ecological Cycles Dr. Jeffrey R. Corney, Managing Director of the University of Minnesota’s Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve

Nutrient Cycling The Water Cycle NOAA

Nutrient Cycling The Water Cycle Waterfacts.net Pearson

Nutrient Cycling The Carbon Cycle

Nutrient Cycling The Carbon Cycle Animals & Dead Material Dept. of Energy

Nutrient Cycling The Carbon Cycle Pearson

Nutrient Cycling The Nitrogen Cycle Pearson

Nutrient Cycling The Phosphorus Cycle Pearson

Energy Flow Through an Ecosystem PRODUCERS DECOMPOSERS CONSUMERS ENERGY SOLAR 1o 2o 3o HEAT J. Corney

Energy Flow & Carbon Cycling J. Corney

Carbon Cycling Through an Ecosystem Nutrient Cycling Carbon Cycling Through an Ecosystem CARBON CO2 CO2 OTHER SOURCES PRODUCERS C6H12O6 CONSUMERS CO2 1o 2o 3o ATMOSPHERE DECOMPOSERS C6H12O6 J. Corney

Oxygen Cycling Through an Ecosystem Nutrient Cycling Oxygen Cycling Through an Ecosystem OXYGEN O2 O CONSUMERS O2 PRODUCERS OTHER SOURCES 1o 2o 3o ATMOSPHERE DECOMPOSERS O2 J. Corney H2O H2O H2O SOIL

Nitrogen Cycling Through an Ecosystem Nutrient Cycling Nitrogen Cycling Through an Ecosystem NITROGEN N N-cmpds CONSUMERS N2 & NOx 1o 2o 3o OTHER SOURCES PRODUCERS N-cmpds DECOMPOSERS ATMOSPHERE NO3- & NH4+ J. Corney SOIL N

Phosphorus Cycling Through Ecosystem Nutrient Cycling Phosphorus Cycling Through Ecosystem PHOSPHORUS P-cmpds CONSUMERS 1o 2o 3o OTHER SOURCES PRODUCERS P-cmpds DECOMPOSERS J. Corney PO43- ROCK SOIL P

Nutrient Cycling Dr. Jeffrey R. Corney, Managing Director University of Minnesota Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve 2660 Fawn Lake Dr NE East Bethel, MN 55005 (763) 434-5131 www.cbs.umn.edu/cedarcreek jcorney@umn.edu