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Where does nitrogen go after it's absorbed by an oak tree​

Where does nitrogen go after it's absorbed by an oak tree​
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Where does nitrogen go after it's absorbed by an oak tree​

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Oak trees need nitrogen or carbon dioxide to live but because they don’t need oxygen the tree will release it to the world for the human to breathe
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