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Essential Question: Why are soil microbes impacted by human activity
Essential Question: Why are soil microbes impacted by human activity? Investigation Question: How do soil microbes contribute to an ecosystem's biodiversity? Investigation 1: Soil microbes, such as bacteria and fungus, undergo a process called nitrogen fixation, which pulls nitrogen out of the atmosphere. This increases the growth of primary producers, which increases an ecosystem’s biodiversity through the food chain. Terms: Biodiversity, ecosystem, soil microbes, fungus, bacteria, nitrogen fixation, primary producers, food chain
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Concept Map Soil Microbes Fungus Bacteria Nitrogen Fixation Primary
Producers Food Chain Ecosystem Biodiversity
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Microbes and Primary Productivity
Drawing and Labels Draw the picture below to the best of your ability and label the diagram. Microbes and Primary Productivity
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Nitrogen Fixation
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Drawings and Labels Conduction
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Focus Questions Write the question and answer in a complete sentence
Q1. Why are soil microbes important to primary producers/plants? Q2. How does nitrogen move through an ecosystem? Q3. How do soil microbes increase biodiversity? Importance of the ozone Sun tan lotion technology What is SPF? The weather: Controlling the weather HAARP
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Exit Slip Write the question and answer in a complete sentence How do soil microbes contribute to an ecosystem's biodiversity? Claim (HOW): Evidence (WHY): Example (WHAT):
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