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What is Nitrogen Cycle ? Human Impact Explained

Nitro­gen is an impor­tant ele­ment that forms a major por­tion of proteins(Present in the amino acids) and nucle­ic acids such as DNA and RNA (present in nitroge­nous bases).The largest reser­voir of nitro­gen is the atmos­phere which con­tain about 78% of Nitro­gen gas (N2). Nitro­gen is fixed through a process called nitro­gen fix­a­tion on Nitri­fi­ca­tion. Nitrogen […]

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What is Carbon Cycle ? Human Impact Explained

The car­bon cycle is the bio­geo­chem­i­cal cycle by which car­bon is exchanged between the bios­phere , lithos­phere, hydros­phere and atmos­phere of the earth. Car­bon is the basic con­stituent of all organ­ic com­pounds and is the major ele­ments form­ing around 49% of the weight of the organ­isms . the atmos­phere also con­sist around 0.032% car­bon. carbon

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What is Biogeochemical Cycle ? Nutrient Cycles Types, Explained

A bio­geo­chem­i­cal cycle is defined as the move­ment or cir­cu­la­tion of ele­ments through organ­isms and the envi­ron­ment. The term con­sist of two parts — bio, mean­ing bio­log­i­cal organ­isms like bac­te­ria, plants, ani­mals and geo­chem­i­cal involves geo­log­i­cal and chem­i­cal process­es such as the for­ma­tion of mol­e­cule. Ele­ments with­in bio­geo­chem­i­cal cycles flows in var­i­ous forms from the

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What is Soil ? Formation of Soil

Soil is a nat­ur­al resource formed by wheather­ing (break­down) of rocks. It has been defined as they matrix (sand slit clay) con­tain­ing liv­ing bio­mass and dead organ­ic mat­ter with some con­cen­tra­tion of air and water.  It is a rich source of organ­ic and inor­gan­ic mate­r­i­al that sup­port plant life and micro­scop­ic com­mu­ni­ties. Inor­gan­ic mate­r­i­al include elements

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What is Ecology ? History of Ecology

Ecol­o­gy is the study of the rela­tion­ship of organ­isms i.e . plants, ani­mals and microor­gan­ism with their sur­round­ing (envi­ron­ment). Hans Reit­er (1868) gave con­cept of ecol­o­gy. The term Ecol­o­gy is derived from words ‘oikos’ mean­ing home and ‘logos’ mean­ing study. The term was coined in1869 by Ger­man biol­o­gist Ernst haeck­el.  Accord­ing to him Ecol­o­gy is a

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What is Kingdom Protista ?

All sin­gled celled eukary­otes are placed under pro­tista, bit the bound­aries af this king­dom are not well defined what may be a pho­to­syn­thet­ic pro­tis­tan to on biol­o­gist May be a plant to anoth­er. In this we include chrys­o­phytes , Dinofla­gel­lates , Eug­le­noids, slime moulds and pro­to­zoa under pro­tista. Mem­ber of pro­tista are pri­mar­i­ly aquat­ic. This

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Terms related to human body virus

Human virus high­ly impact human body, due to virus­es and infec­tions in body human may die. Virus impact on a relat­ed body parts fre­quent­ly and destroy them to take over on it. Below you can find­out the glos­sary and terms relat­ed to virus. Com­mon terms and glos­sary of human body virus­es are Antivi­ral A com­pound that

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What is Management ? Objectives and functions of management

Man­age­ment is the process of plan­ning, organ­is­ing, staffing, direct­ing and con­trol­ling the resources of an enter­prise effi­cien­cy and effec­tive­ly for achiev­ing the goals of the orga­ni­za­tion. Man­age­ment helps in achiev­ing group goals, cre­ates a dynam­ic organ­i­sa­tion and increase effi­cien­cy. It also helps in achiev­ing per­son­al objec­tive and devel­op­ment of soci­ety.  Objec­tive of Man­age­ment Organsiation ,

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What are the Benefits of viruses ?

Vac­cine pro­duc­tion:- Vac­cines pro­vide immu­ni­ty against viral dis­eases . the con­ven­tion­al vac­cines syn­the­sised using live atten­u­at­ed viruses(weakened in force or effect ) or killed virus­es are aay to pro­duce and eco­nom­ic. Gene Ther­a­py:- we all know that a gene is a region of DNA that encodes a func­tion­al RNA or pro­tein prod­uct. A defec­tive gene

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