The Nitrogen Cycle
This shows the nitrogen cycle's basic components, as nitrogen transforms from ammonium to nitrites and nitrates. Use the slider to go through the process, and mouseover terms to learn their definitions.
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The Nitrogen Cycle
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Published: February 17, 2014
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