The carbon cycle Ecology

The carbon cycle Ecology carbon cycle The carbon cycle is Mother Nature's way of reusing and spreading the carbon around, releasing it naturally over time Dead organisms decompose, carbon neutrality Photosynthesis by land plants, bacteria, and algae converts carbon dioxide or bicarbonate into organic molecules Organic molecules made by photosynthesizers

carbon neutrality This is an exchange of carbon between 'sources' such as natural fires, volcanic activity, the weathering of carbon-formed limestone and the respiration of

krebs cycle Natural carbon cycle main article The natural carbon cycle is kept very nearly in balance; animals and plants emit CO2 to the atmosphere through respiration, We need carbon dioxide, water, sugars (carbohydrates ), and oxygen for the basic equations of life that make up the biological carbon cycle: