Well, it's kind of hard to explain...
Basically....
-->plants make oxygen
-->Animals breathe in oxygen
-->animals breathe out carbon
-->plants take in the carbon
-->plants release oxygen...
so on and so forth
seeing as it's a cycle, it doesn't really stop or start at a certain point.
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The Carbon CycleCarbon (C) is the basis of life on Earth. Scientists consider 99.9% of all organisms on the planet to be carbon based life. Those organisms need carbon to survive. Whether the carbon is in the form of a sugar or carbon dioxide gas, we all need it. Unlike energy, carbon is continuously cycled and reused. The Earth only has a fixed amount of carbon. The carbon cycle is the ultimate form of recycling.
Start With PlantsPlants are a good starting point when looking at the carbon cycle on Earth. Plants have a process called photosynthesis that enables them to take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and combine it with water. Using the energy of the Sun, plants make sugars and oxygen molecules. All of the non-photosynthetic creatures on the planet use the oxygen. Every creature on the planet uses the sugars and starches created by plants.
Then Animals Eat The PlantsAnimals are the non-photosynthetic creatures of the planet. They are not able to create their own food. Instead, they eat plants or other animals. The sugars and starches they eat are broken down by a process of metabolism. The results are energy for the creature, water, and carbon dioxide molecules. The carbon dioxide then returns to the atmosphere where the plants use it again.
Who Eats The Animals?There are also decomposers involved in the carbon cycle. They break down organic material such as dead animals, poop, or leaves. Decomposers are able to break down the chemical compounds inside the body. They also release carbon dioxide as well as methane.
Sometimes the decomposers don't break down organic material. There are great oil fields under the surface that are made of plants that did not decompose millions of years ago. There are also layers of rock made of millions of creatures who had shells. One day this carbon will return to the everyday carbon cycle, but geological processes are much slower than living processes.
-->plants make oxygen-->Animals breathe in oxygen-->animals breathe out carbon-->plants take in the carbon-->plants release oxygen...so on and so forthseeing as it's a cycle, it doesn't really stop or start at a certain pointRead more: How_are_oxygen_and_carbon_cycled_between_plants_and_animals
Animals breathe in oxygen and let out carbon dioxide. Plants take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen.
It is a cyclic movement. There are an oxygen cycle, a carbon cycle and a nitrogen cycle. Oxygen is inhaled by animals, who them exhale it as carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is inhaled by green plant life, where it undergoes photosynthesis, and is exhaled as oxygen. The carbon remaining in the plant as biomass. The carbon in biomass is eaten by animals. Animals then convert carbon to carbon dioxide and exhale it. It then undergoes photosynthesis, and thre carbon component is retained in the plant as biomass.
Oxygen is given off by plants as they absorb carbon dioxide. It's like how animals breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide, except plants absorb carbon dioxide and give off oxygen.
Oxygen gas is composed of two oxygen atoms chemically linked together. Carbon dioxide is composed of one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms chemically linked together. The carbon is oxydized to a 4+ state.
we humans breath oxygen and let out carbon dioxied and lants breath in carbon and let out oxygen
Both B and C
Both B and C
-->plants make oxygen-->Animals breathe in oxygen-->animals breathe out carbon-->plants take in the carbon-->plants release oxygen...so on and so forthseeing as it's a cycle, it doesn't really stop or start at a certain pointRead more: How_are_oxygen_and_carbon_cycled_between_plants_and_animals
it is when we breath out carbon dioxide and plants absorb it and use it to make food then we get oxygen and give out carbon dioxide that is how it goes
Oxygen, water vapor, carbohydrates, and carbon dioxide
There are many elements that cycle through the environment, but the ones you are probably asking about would be Carbon, Oxygen, and Nitrogen.
Animals breathe in oxygen and let out carbon dioxide. Plants take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen.
The fox makes it, the plant breaks it apart.
It is a cyclic movement. There are an oxygen cycle, a carbon cycle and a nitrogen cycle. Oxygen is inhaled by animals, who them exhale it as carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is inhaled by green plant life, where it undergoes photosynthesis, and is exhaled as oxygen. The carbon remaining in the plant as biomass. The carbon in biomass is eaten by animals. Animals then convert carbon to carbon dioxide and exhale it. It then undergoes photosynthesis, and thre carbon component is retained in the plant as biomass.
The carbon and oxygen cycle are related by complementary relationship. For example whenever animals and humans breath they breath in oxygen and breath out carbon. Another example is plant and trees tack in carbon for nutrients and releases oxygen.
phosphorus is not cycled through the earth's atmosphere