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How can life continue in the earth’s biosphere without an inflow of additional carbon atoms?

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Answer:

The oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lower layers of the troposphere (that touches Earth) allow life to exist as organisms can respire and plants can photosynthesise. The atmosphere also helps to keep the Earth warm by trapping solar energy.

Explanation:

The biosphere will sustain when the inflow of additional carbon atoms is low due to ecosystem services.

Deteritous

The ecosystem services refers to the deteritous activity done by the microbes present in the soil which convert the soil organic matter into available carbon dioxide to the environment.

Hence, the biosphere will receive the flow of carbon atoms by the activity of deteritous.

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