Question

List the various steps of nitrogen cycle in a sequence

Answer 1

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Answer 2

$NO_{3-}$$NH_{3}$There are five phases in the nitrogen cycle, and we will currently talk about every one of them thusly: Nitrogen Fixation, Assimilation, Ammonification, Nitrification and Denitrification.

Nitrogen Fixation:

• This step is described by the transformation of climatic $N_{2}$ into smelling salts ($NH_{3}$).
• Microscopic organisms like Azotobacter and Rhizobium play a significant part in this cycle.
• They are held onto in the foundations of the leguminous plants and assist with switching idle nitrogen over completely to alkali.

Assimilation:

• When the nitrogen has been fixed in the dirt, plants can retain nitrogen through their foundations.
• This course of ingestion is known as assimilation.

Ammonification:

• This is one more cycle by which smelling salts can be created.
• Natural remaining parts of plants and creatures are separated in the dirt by microorganisms to deliver smelling salts into the dirt.
• These dead and waste matter is involved by these microorganisms as food and they discharge alkali into the dirt.

Nitrification:

• This happens in two steps.
• The initial step is in which $NH_{3}$ is changed over completely to $NO_{3-}$(nitrates).
• The microbes Nitrosomonas and Nitrococcus present in the dirt believer $NH_{3}$  $NO_{2-}$, and another bacterium, Nitrobacter changes $NO_{2-}$ over completely.

Denitrification:

• Is the opposite of nitrification that happens in the profound layers of soil where the microbes convert $NO_{3-}$ is changed over into other vaporous mixtures like $NO_{2}$

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