What is true of matter in ecosystems?
A.The primary productivity of an ecosystem does not depend on the availability of nutrients.
B.Living things can recycle elements within an ecosystem as long as decomposers are present.
C.Matter flows in a one-way direction with a 10% loss at each move up in trophic level.
D.Elements continuously cycle between the physical environment and living organisms.

Respuesta :

it is B i am 80% sure it is 

Correct answer choice is:

D) Elements continuously cycle between the physical environment and living organisms.


Explanation:


Any nonliving matter that living things want is termed a nutrient. Carbon and nitrogen are parts of nutrients. Unlike energy, the object is converted into ecosystems. Decomposers deliver nutrients when they cut down dead organisms. When one organism eats a different organism, it takes all of its nutrients. Nutrients can also cycle out of an ecosystem. Falling leaves may be moved out of an ecosystem by a water. Decomposers cut down dead organisms into nutrients and carbon dioxide, which they respire into the air.