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The diagram below represent the life cycle of the carbon dioxide in nature

The diagram below represent the life cycle of the carbon dioxide in nature ox06w

The given pictorial representation illustrates the stages in which carbon dioxide move in nature to form a complete cycle. To begin with, it is clearly seen that the rays from the sun is transformed into the organic carbon through a process in plants known as photosynthesis. Afterwards, this organic carbon is transferred into underground as decay or died organisms and waste products, when plants and animals fed on them. However, some organic carbon is send into beneath of the earth as fossils and fuels. Moving further, carbon dioxide us released back into the atmosphere through various means. One is by animals and plants through a process called animal respiration and plant respiration respectively. Another is by humans who burn fossil fuel in cars buses and factories. Eventually, organic carbon is returned to atmosphere as CO2 and complete the cycle. Moreover, energy from sun is absorbed by plants and the cycle is start again

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