Lrgumes are often planted and harvested as crops. when this happens, the plants are not left to decompose into the soil. How does removing the legumes from the ecosystem affect the nitrogen cycle? WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST​

Removing the legumes also removes the bacteria, which contain ammonia. This removes nitrogen from the soil. The nitrogen is relocated to the bodies of the organisms that consume the legumes. The nitrogen in organisms will be returned to the environment in waste products and when the organism dies and decomposes. All of these processes are part of the nitrogen cycle.

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