MCQ
It is found in phosphorus and nitrogen:
  • A
    Inorganic impurities
  • B
    Bacteria
  • Nutrients
  • D
    Other microbes

Answer

Correct option: C.
Nutrients
Nitrogen and phosphorous are nutrints that are natural parts of aquatic ecosystems. Nitrogen is also most abundant element in the air we breath nitrogen and phosphorous support the growth of a lgee and aquatic plants, which prouide food and habbit for fish and smaller organisma that line in water.

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