the phosphorus cycle differs from the biogeochemical cycles in that it does not have an atmospheric…

the phosphorus cycle differs from the biogeochemical cycles in that it does not have an atmospheric reservoir. it does not have an oceanic reservoir. there is no assimilation of phosphorus. there is no decomposition of phosphorus.

the phosphorus cycle differs from the biogeochemical cycles in that it does not have an atmospheric reservoir. it does not have an oceanic reservoir. there is no assimilation of phosphorus. there is no decomposition of phosphorus.

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Brief Explanations:

Phosphorus exists mainly in rocks, soil, and water. Unlike carbon - oxygen - nitrogen cycles, it has no significant atmospheric form. Biogeochemical cycles like the carbon cycle have an atmospheric reservoir (carbon - dioxide in air). Phosphorus is assimilated by plants and animals and is decomposed during organic matter decay. It also has an oceanic reservoir in the form of dissolved phosphate.

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it does not have an atmospheric reservoir.