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In a terrestrial phosphorus cycle, what do the labels A, B, C, and D represent?

  1. A
    A-Rock minerals, B-Detritus, C-Litter fall, D-Producers
  2. B
    A-Litter fall, B-Producers, C-Rock minerals, D-Detritus
  3. C
    A-Detritus, B-Rock minerals, C-Producers, D-Litter fall
  4. D
    A-Producers, B-Litter fall, C-Rock minerals, D-Detritus

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In the phosphorus cycle:Rock minerals (B) weather to add phosphates to the soil solution.Producers (C) take up phosphates from the soil.Dead producers and consumers form Detritus (A).The falling of dead organic matter from producers is called Litter fall (D).Correct sequence: A-Detritus, B-Rock minerals, C-Producers, D-Litter fall.

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In a terrestrial phosphorus cycle, what do the labels A, B, C, and D represent?
A
A-Rock minerals, B-Detritus, C-Litter fall, D-Producers
B
A-Litter fall, B-Producers, C-Rock minerals, D-Detritus
C
A-Detritus, B-Rock minerals, C-Producers, D-Litter fall
D
A-Producers, B-Litter fall, C-Rock minerals, D-Detritus

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