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Throughout the spring and summer, trees take nutrients
from the soil. these nutrients are spread throughout the
tree. in the autumn, some of these nutrients are lost
when the tree drops its leaves.
in a young, rapidly growing forest, scientists calculated
that 23 kilograms of a nutrient are taken up from the soil
by the trees in one year. in the autumn, the leaves that
fall contain 21 kilograms of the nutrient.
18 the trees can be considered a subsystem of the
larger ecosystem. if there are no other inputs or outputs from the trees, how much of the nutrient
is added to the tree subsystem (stored in the trees) in this year?
a. 2 kg
b. 21 kg
c. 23 kg
d. not enough information is available to determine.
(help!!!!) science

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The amount of nutrients added to the tree subsystem in one year after leaf fall is 36 kg of nutrients.

What are plant nutrients?

Plants nutrients are the mineral elements required by plants for their growth and development.

Plant nutrients are mostly obtained from the soil as well as from the atmosphere.

Based on the data provided, each tree will absorb 23 - 21 Kg nutrients = 2 kg of nutrients

18 trees will absorb 18 × 2 = 36 Kg of nutrients.

Therefore, the amount of nutrients added to the tree subsystem in one year after leaf fall is 36 kg of nutrients.

Learn more about plant nutrients at: https://brainly.com/question/14366476

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