Terrestrial Carbon Cycle
Describe in 3 paragraphs (no more or less) the terrestrial carbon cycle
Everything and everyone is connected in the universe
as a part of continuous carbon cycle. The living
and non living things interacts every single second; however, the being living
cannot survive without having the support somehow of the non- livings. The
Carbon is the most widely element on the planet earth. The human body is made
of carbon, trees, mineral, and organic matter. Carbone dioxide is a naturally occurring
at standard temperature and pressure and exists in Earth’s atmosphere in the
state of gas.
During the photosynthesis process, they plant
release dioxide and transform the water (H20) with carbon dioxide
under the action of sunlight to form dioxide and sugar. The plant get a large
amount of carbon dioxide from living things when the breath out. The herbivores
consume the plant and when they died their bodies get eaten by the decomposers.
On the other hand, when the decomposers get died they become carbon in the soil
and later, the carbon pull out from the soil through its pores.
The carbon dioxide that have been absorbed by the trees
and the animals return to nature in the same form. Despite all, tertiary
consumers get a significant amount of carbon by eaten the secondary consumers.
The same process that I describe in the second paragraph happen with the carbon
till it returns into the atmosphere in the state of gas. Human being breath out
the carbon dioxide in order to get the dioxide (air) which is made of by trees
as well created naturally in the atmosphere. In fact, I consider carbon almost
like law of energy which means nothing is lose,nothing create but all is transferred
in another state.

Hi Tatcher,
ReplyDeleteGood job describing the terrestrial carbon cycle!! Keep up the great work!!
Your grade is 4/4.
Regards,
Shadia