What are biogeochemical cycles, Biology

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What are biogeochemical cycles?

Biogeochemical cycles are representations of the circulation and recycling of matter in nature.

The major biogeochemical cycles studied in Ecology are the carbon cycle, the water cycle and the nitrogen cycle.

 


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