What is the nutrient cycle like in a tropical rainforest?

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What is the nutrient cycle like in a tropical rainforest?

Accepted Answer

Rapid, as dead leaves decompose quickly in the hot, wet climate — Award 1 mark. Heat and moisture let decomposers break down leaf litter in weeks, and plants take up the nutrients quickly, so little is stored in the soil.

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Rapid, as nutrients are stored mainly deep in the soil

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Slow, as there are very few decomposers on the forest floor

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Slow, as cold winters stop leaves from decomposing

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Rapid, as dead leaves decompose quickly in the hot, wet climate

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