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The nitrogen cycle describes how nitrogen is converted between its various forms as it circulates between the atmosphere, soil, water and living organisms. Nitrogen exists in several forms including nitrogen gas in the air, ammonium, nitrites and nitrates in soil and water, and as proteins and nucleic acids in living things, with bacteria and fungi playing key roles in nitrogen fixation and conversion between forms through decomposition and nitrification.
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