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environment knowledge 

MANGROVE, CORAL REEF & WETLAND 

biogeochemical cycles

WHAT IS AN ECOSYSTEM? 

Place in which we find biotic and abiotic and abiotic interaction plass...

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MANGROOVES

A tidal swamp ecosystem found in tropical deltas, estuaries, lagoons or islands, and...

WETLAND 

The wetland is characterized by muddy territories due to a high proportion of water. this is the biome that separates...

Biogeochemical cycles refers to the movement of elements such as nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, sulfur, phosphorus, carbon and other elements between living beings and the environment (atmosphere) through a series of processes: production and decomposition.

The biogeochemical cycles are important because  this cycles are the ones that let organisms keep feeding and growing because are the ones that make the matter re-cycle for be used by organisms again and again. 

BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLE 

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NITROGEN

PHOSPHORUS

SULFUR

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