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Macronutrients
CHNOPS
Micronutrients
essential to most
organisms
Micronutrients
essential to some
plants
Micronutrients
essential to some
animals
Carbon
Sodium
Boron
Iodine
Nitrogen
Magnesium
Cobalt
Selenium
Phosphorus
Potassium
Silicon
Chromium
Oxygen
Calcium
Vanadium
_
Hydrogen
Chlorine
_
_
Sulfur
Manganese
_
_
_
Iron
_
_
_
Copper
_
_
_
Zinc
_
_
Element
Structure/function
Nitrogen
Nucleic acids (RNA/DNA)
Amino acids (protein)
Phosphorus
ATP!
Nucleic acids (RNA/DNA)
Phospholipids (membranes)
Bones
Potassium
Osmotic balance
Basis of charge gradients (ATP production, action potentials in animals)
Activates enzymes
Calcium
Cell walls
Bones & exoskeletons
Signal transduction (within cells, between neurons)
Sulfur
Amino acids methionine & cysteine
Many enzymes, cofactors, and catalysts
Sulfur metabolism
Iron
Ion donor/acceptor (redox reactions, electron transport)
O2 transport
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Science 12 August 2011:
vol. 333 no. 6044 880-882
Medicago truncatula
Units?
Figure 8: An experimental reference watershed at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in the White Mountains
of New Hampshire, USA
Researchers have manipulated entire watersheds, for example by whole-tree harvesting, and then monitored losses of
various elements. The whole-tree harvesting of watershed 2 in 1965 affected the uptake and loss of nutrients and
elements within the forest ecosystem and was followed by high loss rates of nitrate, hydrogen ions, and calcium ions
in stream waters for several years. (Stream chemistry data were provided by G. E. Likens with funding from the
National Science Foundation and The A. W. Mellon Foundation.)
SimUText : Nutrient Cycling
Section 2, Page 19
Nitrogen concentration in streams flowing from adjacent clearcut and intact forests at Hubbard Brook, NH (after Likens et al.,
1970).
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Haber (or Haber-Bosch) process
N2 + 3 H2 ⇌ 2 NH3
(ΔH = −92.22 kJ/mol)
…and the Green Revolution
Fritz Haber
SimUText : Nutrient Cycling
Section 3, Page 7
The phosphorus cycle.
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http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/ph.html
SimUText : Nutrient Cycling
Section 3, Page 12
The carbon cycle
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General Chemistry: Principles, Patterns, and Applications, v. 1.0
by Bruce Averill and Patricia Eldredge
Lackner, K. S. 2003. A Guide to CO2
Sequestration. Science 300:1677-1678.