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1 iDiagram Activity Diagram created by SLSS Teacher Design Team
Nitrogen Cycle iDiagram Activity Diagram created by SLSS Teacher Design Team

2 Name the process A that converts nitrogen gas into a form usable by plants
Eaten Lightening N2 Fixing Nitrates in soil Nitrification Nitrites Plant proteins

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4 Nitrogen fixing converts nitrogen gas into B
Eaten Lightening N2 Fixing Nitrates in soil Nitrification Nitrites Plant proteins

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6 C Natures way of converting atmospheric nitrogen to nitrates
Eaten Lightening N2 Fixing Nitrates in soil Nitrification Nitrites Plant proteins

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8 Soil nitrates are absorbed by plant roots and undergo D
Ammonium compounds Animal proteins Assimilation Decomposition Denitrification Eaten Lightening

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10 Plants assimilate nitrates into E
Eaten Lightening N2 Fixing Nitrates in soil Nitrification Nitrites Plant proteins

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12 F Plants can then be … by animals
Eaten Lightening N2 Fixing Nitrates in soil Nitrification Nitrites Plant proteins

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14 Animals convert the plant protein into G
Ammonium compounds Animal proteins Assimilation Decomposition Denitrification Eaten Lightening

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16 Plants eventually die and undergo H
Ammonium compounds Animal proteins Assimilation Decomposition Denitrification Eaten Lightening

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18 J These are formed as a result of the death of plants
Ammonium compounds Animal proteins Assimilation Decomposition Denitrification Eaten Lightening

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20 K What causes the conversion of animal protein to ammonium compounds?
Animal proteins Assimilation Decomposition Denitrification Eaten Lightening

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22 L Ammonia undergoes what process?
Eaten Lightening N2 Fixing Nitrates in soil Nitrification Nitrites Plant proteins

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24 Ammonia undergoes nitrification to form M
Eaten Lightening N2 Fixing Nitrates in soil Nitrification Nitrites Plant proteins

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26 N Nitrites are converted to nitrates by what process?
Eaten Lightening N2 Fixing Nitrates in soil Nitrification Nitrites Plant proteins

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28 O Bacteria in the soil convert nitrates back into nitrogen gas in a process known as …
Ammonium compounds Animal proteins Assimilation Decomposition Denitrification Eaten Lightening

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31 CONGRATULATIONS You’re Brilliant
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