ubah menjadi tulisan arab Melayu, barang siapa tiada memegang agama sekali kali tiada boleh dibilang kan namanya​

Biogeochemical cycles are the natural processes that recycle inorganic matter between living organisms and the nonliving environment, conserving elements essential for life.

The purpose of the biogeochemical cycles is to ensure the recycling of inorganic matter between living organisms and their nonliving environment. These cycles allow for the conservation and transformation of matter, such as carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, and sulfur which are all critical elements for life.
These elements move through various forms and can reside in the atmosphere, land, water, or beneath the Earth's surface for extended periods. Through processes like weathering, erosion, and subduction, these cycles contribute to the stability of our planet's ecosystems and climate.

Answered by AnkitaSi | 2024-06-24

Biogeochemical cycles are vital for recycling essential nutrients between living organisms and their environments, maintaining ecosystem stability, and demonstrating the interconnectedness of life forms. These cycles include processes that transport and transform elements like carbon and nitrogen. Ultimately, they support life on Earth by ensuring the availability of necessary elements.
;

Answered by AnkitaSi | 2024-12-26

Penjelasan:Tulisan Arab Melayu (Jawi) dari kalimat "barang siapa tiada memegang agama sekali kali tiada boleh dibilang kan namanya" adalah: بَارَڠْ سِڤَا تِيَادَا مَمَڠْگُڹْ أَݢَمَا سِكَلِيْ كَالِيْ تِيَادَا بُوْلَيْ دِيْبِيْلَاڠْكَنْ نَامَاڽَا. Teks tersebut merupakan kutipan dari Bait Pertama Gurindam Dua Belas karya Raja Ali Haji.

Answered by rinduisya15 | 2025-08-22