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Which of the following effects does low nitrogen availability most likely have on the carbon cycle ?
a. more carbon dioxide is taken up by plants
b. carbon dioxide is trapped in the soil around plants
c. less carbon dioxide is removed from the atmosphere
d. carbon dioxide is converted to carbonates by bacteria
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