Talk:Nitrogen Cycle

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Good start. A couple of comments. N cycle is biogeochemical not just chemical cycle. Also add that nitrate is then converted to N2 gas and then everything repeats itself. Kate Scow

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Great start! See if you can find some key nitrogen cycle organisms on the microbewiki and create links to their pages. Then start a page for a new microbe by using the code of an existing page as a template and editing the content. Remember to cite your sources!

Irina C 21:45, 10 February 2008 (UTC)

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I would suggest putting the microbes involved under each subheading. you can have nitrosomonas/nitrobacter and archaea under nitrification. Facultative anaerobes under denitr. Just mention breadth of organisms involved in immob/mineralization and why there is that breadth.

Kate Scow

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For global warming, you can find lots of good links for greenhouse gases. One good one would be good. Kate Scow

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Remember to cite references for your information, especially for somewhat unique info (like alternative nitrogenases) Kate Scow

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hi, you really know your N! looks real good. I was going to suggest considering "Introduction" for #1. -Paul W

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I would suggest putting C/N ratio under the category of immobilization as it is a subtopic of this process. Kate Scow