What is the importance of matter cycles to an ecosystem?

Answer 1

Cycles maintain the matters in the ecosystem.

The nutrient cycles or what you have asked matter cycles are essential for maintaining the nutrients or matters in the ecosystems. We can cite the example of the oxygen cycle. Oxygen is utilized during respiration or burning and green plants release the oxygen as a by product during the photosynthesis. These events maintain the oxygen in an ecosystem. Thank you

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Answer 2

William Albracht

Matter cycles are vital to ecosystems as they regulate essential elements like carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus. These cycles ensure nutrient availability for living organisms, support growth, and maintain ecological balance.

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