How is the nitrogen cycle important to humans? it produces free nitrogen that humans can breathe. it converts nitrogen into a form that humans can obtain by eating other organisms. it produces nitrogen compounds that humans can breathe. it converts nitrogen into a form that humans can obtain by absorbing it through their skin. which processes result in the release of carbon? check all that apply. animals break down food molecules to obtain energy. the remains of producers are broken down by decomposers. the remains of consumers are broken down by soil decomposers. producers take in carbon dioxide. producers make sugars and starches. which human activity would most likely decrease the amount of carbon in the atmosphere? clearing forests heating coal burning which label belongs in the area marked z? take in from atmosphere produce themselves eat other organisms absorb from soil planting trees what is the role of these bacteria in the nitrogen cycle? to absorb nitrogen-containing compounds from the soil to release free nitrogen into the atmosphere to break down nitrogen-containing compounds in dead organisms to convert free nitrogen into usable nitrogen which best describes the diagram? a consumer is obtaining carbon by breathing it in from the atmosphere. a consumer is obtaining carbon by absorbing it from the soil. a consumer is obtaining carbon by eating carbon-based molecules stored in a producer. a consumer is obtaining carbon by eating carbon-based molecules stored in a decomposer. cleo has a vegetable garden and wants to increase the amount of nitrogen in the soil. how can she most likely do this? add several soybean plants to her garden decrease the amount of fertilizers she uses harvest the vegetable plants continuously reduce the number of decomposers that live in the soil