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Phosphorus that is stored in organisms A. never recycles. B. recycles slowly. C. recycles quickly.
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Phosphorus that is stored in organisms A. never recycles. B. recycles slowly. C. recycles quickly.
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A. never recycles.
B. recycles slowly.
C. recycles quickly.
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Step-by-step explanation:
B. Recycles slowly
And it also depends on the organism
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