Quizlet Independent Learning #1

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  1. absorbing sediments: how do land plants aquire the phosphorous they need?
  2. ascorbic acid: C, cartilage and bone
  3. Biotin: synthesis of fat
  4. calcifrol: vitamin D, fish oils and eggs, promotes bone growth
  5. cyanocobalamin: B12, enzymes, red blood cells
  6. denitrification: The process through which carbon dioxide returns to teh atmosphere
  7. eroded rocks: what is a major source of phosphorous for oceanic creatures
  8. evaporation: the process through which water enters the environment through non-living sources
  9. N2: Nitrogen Gas
  10. N2, NO3-, NO2-: Land plants take up which type of nitrogen
  11. NH3: ammonia
  12. niacin: energy
  13. Nitrogen Fixation: The process of bacteria converting N2 to NH3
  14. NO-3: Nitrate Ions
  15. NO2: Nitrite ions
  16. NO3-, NO2-: Small aquatic plants take up which types of nitrogen
  17. plants: which is a major source of phosphorous in land organisms?
  18. precipitation: how does water return to land through teh atchmosphere
  19. pyridoxine: B6, amino acids
  20. Respiration: the ways carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere
  21. retinol: vitamin A, skin cell growth, dairy products, vegetables
  22. Thiamine: metabolism, B1
  23. tocopherol: vitamin E, green vegetibles, antioxident
  24. vitamin K: green leafy vegetables