Explanation of biogeochemical cycles

Give a brief explanation of biogeochemical cycles.

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Biogeochemical cycles are representations of recycling and circulation of matter in the nature. The most important biogeochemical cycles studied in the Ecology are water cycle, carbon cycle, and nitrogen cycle.

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