Two Ways Nutrients Leave The Ecosystem

The two ways nutrients are put into the ecosystem it is by the atmosphere and ecological recycling.
An example of how nutrients are put into ecosystem by the atmosphere is the example of nitrogen, nitrogen comes from rain and precipitation. An example of how nutrients are put into the ecosystem by ecological recycling is by the carbon. Carbon goes through many cycles where plants absorb it, then animals and other organism eat from eat, and when it dies it goes back into the ecosystem. The two ways nutrients leave the ecosystem is by soil erosion and leeching. Soil erosion is when the all the nutrients left vulnerable on top of the soil, which can easily be blown off or moved by wind and moving water. Leeching is when the nutrients of the soil