How is decaying organic matter important to the carbon cycle? 1. It produces fossil fuels that store energy 2. It fixes carbon from the atmosphere 3. It transfers usable carbon from plants to animals 4. It returns carbon to carbon dioxide gas

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10 May, 17:41

How is decaying organic matter important to the carbon cycle? 1. It produces fossil fuels that store energy 2. It fixes carbon from the atmosphere 3. It transfers usable carbon from plants to animals 4. It returns carbon to carbon dioxide gas

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Saunders · Answer 1

Answer: 1. It produces fossil fuels that store energy

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Matthias Kidd · Answer 2

answer:because carbon is so important to live on earth, the soils play an important role in the global cycle this dead organic matter createss food for microbes, which respire and create carbon dioxide back to the atmosphere.