Question

what biogeochemical cycle that is very important for freshwater plants, and why is it important?​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Like life itself, biogeochemical cycles are far from thermodynamic equilibrium, have evolved over hundreds of millions of years, and are interdependent, forming biogeochemical systems replete with feedback controls (Schlesinger, 1997). Biogeochemical cycles depend on, and co-evolved with, specific metabolic pathways. Hence, biogeochemical cycles depend on and are a selective force in metabolic (i.e., biological) diversity. Over geological time, biogeochemical cycles are responsible for altering the chemistry of the ocean, atmosphere, and terrestrial ecosystems such that rate-limiting reactions within key cycles modify the tempo and mode of evolution. Here, we examine some of the key biogeochemical cycles in the context of their evolution and biological diversity.