Question

the flow of nutrients through an ecosystem is cyclic

Answer 1

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The answer to your question is as follows:-

Energy flow in a biological community is unidirectional. It implies that vitality which is consumed by the makers from the sun and is changed over into compound vitality, dependable spill out of a lower trophic level as in an evolved way of life when herbivores consumers producers the energy is exchanged from producers to consumers net cetera.

Some of this vitality is absorbed some are scattered in the Earth yet the stream of vitality is never returned,that is clearly a producer can not devour a shopper.

Moreover the energy flow in a biological system starting with one trophic level then onto the next and by the law of preservation of energy it can not be made nor be crushed just changes it's frame and finally is disseminated in nature.

Supplements are circled in a biological community in a cyclic shape, it implies the supplements which are used by the makers through soil are again made accessible to soil after the decay of the dead natural issue by the decomposers and from here they are again accessible for the producers of yet another cycle.

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Answer 2

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Flow of nutrients through an ecosystem is cyclic.

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The flow of nutrients through an ecosystem is cyclic as the nutrients move from one trophic level to another trophic level all the way up and then back down. The cyclic flow of nutrients occurs in the following manner:

• Producers/green plants which are present at the lowest trophic level manufacture the nutrients by the help of the sun's energy through the process of photosynthesis.
• These nutrients manufactured by the producers are passed on to the primary consumers/herbivores.
• The secondary consumers feed on primary consumers resulting in the passage of nutrients from the primary consumers to the secondary consumers.
• The tertiary and the quaternary consumers also obtain nutrients from feeding one or all of the lower trophic levels.
• Finally, these nutrients are transferred back to the soil from the higher trophic levels through decomposition. The process of decomposition is carried out by organisms such as bacteria and fungi.

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