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When organisms in the ecosphere die, they are broken down by bacteria. Nutrients, such as nitrates, are released back into the ecosphere. Why is this important for the survival …

When organisms in the ecosphere die, they are broken down by bacteria. Nutrients, such as nitrates, are released back into the ecosphere. Why is this important for the survival …
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When organisms in the ecosphere die, they are broken down by bacteria. Nutrients,

such as nitrates, are released back into the ecosphere. Why is this important for the
survival of the other organisms in the ecosphere?

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Explanation they written :

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