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Chemistry, 30.06.2021 05:50 maddieb1011

Which statement about biogeochemical cycles is true? O A. Plants are a part of the nitrogen and carbon cycles, but not the
water cycle.
O B. Plants are a part of the nitrogen, carbon, and water cycles.
O c. Plants are a part of the water and carbon cycles, but not the
nitrogen cycle.
D. Plants are a part
carbon cycle.
the water and nitrogen cycles, but not the


Which statement about biogeochemical cycles is true?

O A. Plants are a part of the nitrogen and c

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