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1 point Nitrogen is a limiting nutrient for many food webs because the element is relatively rare. O True False
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Nitrogen is a limiting nutrient for many food webs because the element is
relatively rare.
O
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False

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The answer is False
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True. Nitrogen is rare in nature, which is why fertilizer run off is such a big problem
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