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Lädt ... Carbon-oxygen and Nitrogen Cycles: Respiration, Photosynthesis and Decomposition (Heinemann Infosearch: Earth's Processes) (2006. Auflage)von Rebecca Harman (Autor)
Werk-InformationenCarbon-Oxygen and Nitrogen Cycles: Respiration, Photosynthesis & Decomposition (InfoSearch: Earth's Processes) von Rebecca Harman
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All living things need carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen. From the tiniest bacteria to huge rainforests, find out how these elements are always being made, used, and recycled in the environment. Find answers to these questions and more: What happens to all the leaves in Fall? Can plants make their own food? How do animals get energy from the Sun? Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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Review: I thought this book was very informational. It gave the readers a lot of information about the different topics and the main point was informing the readers on what the carbon-oxygen and nitrogen cycles were. The book also gave a lot of visuals to help the readers understand what it was about. For example, on page 5 there is a pie graph that shows how much carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen are in the atmosphere. Page 7 and 11 show the different cycles and how they move through the atmosphere. There are also little bubbles on each picture that explains what the picture is about. On some of the pages there is a "Did you know?" section that gives the readers interesting facts. Lastly, I thought the glossary in the back of the book was important for the reader because it would be helpful to define unknown terms that were bolded throughout the text. ( )