JAMB Biology · Ecology
Nutrient cycling in nature: JAMB Biology Past Questions and Answers
What the JAMB syllabus covers in Nutrient cycling in nature
Our summary: How carbon, water and nitrogen cycle through living things and the environment.
- Carbon cycle
- Water cycle
- Nitrogen cycle
Objectives
- describe the carbon cycle and its significance including the balance of atmospheric oxygen and carbon (IV) oxide and global warming.
- assess the effects of water cycle on other nutrient cycles.
- relate the roles of bacteria and leguminous plants in the cycling of nitrogen.
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JAMB Biology questions on Nutrient cycling in nature
- JAMB 2024Which of the following processes takes place in the carbon cycle?
- JAMB 2024Which of the following processes releases oxygen to the atmosphere?
- JAMB 2023Which process in the nutrient cycle converts atmospheric nitrogen into a form that plants can utilize?
- JAMB 2023Which processes are involved in nutrient cycling in a functioning ecosystem?
- JAMB 2019Which of the following is a nitrifying bacterium?
- JAMB 2019Thunderstorm can be beneficial to plants because it
- JAMB 2018Which of the following cycles involves the process of precipitation and transpiration?
- JAMB 2018Which of the following processes removes carbon from the atmosphere?
- JAMB 2017Carbon (iv) oxide is added to the atmosphere when … ?
- JAMB 2016The bacteria that is found in the root nodules of leguminous plants is
- JAMB 2016In the nitrogen cycle, the nitrates in the soil are converted to atmospheric nitrogen by
- JAMB 2014Which of the following is a nitrogen-fixing blue-green algae of soil?
- JAMB 2012The water cycle is maintained mainly by
- JAMB 2011In nature, plants and animals are perpetually engaged in mutualism because
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