The phosphorus cycle differs from the biogeochemical cycles in that it does not have an atmospheric reservoir. it does not have an oceanic reservoir. there is no assimilation of phosphorus. there is no decomposition of phosphorus

The correct answer is it does not have an atmospheric reservoir

The phosphorous does not exists in atmosphere because it does not exists in the form of gases. Even if they are found in atmosphere they are in a very minute amount that is not countable. Phosphorous moves slowly back into the soil and sediments in water. They are found in land because it is not soluble but binds tightly to the molecules present in soil.

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