BI-1857
Carbon cycle and carbon sinks
Biology · Secondary 4 · Easy · Carbon cycle and carbon sinks
In the carbon cycle, carbon dioxide in the air is taken up by trees and converted into carbohydrates. When the trees die and are not decomposed fully, over millions of years the carbon may become locked up as coal. What is coal acting as in the carbon cycle?
- A carbon source
- A carbon sink
- A decomposer
- A greenhouse gas
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