Question

multiple - choice question name the two paths that nitrate can take into the ground and into the atmosphere into plants and into squirrels bodies rewatch

Explanation:

Nitrates can be absorbed by plants through roots from soil and can also be converted to nitrogen - containing gases and released into the atmosphere through denitrification processes. Squirrels' bodies are not a direct path for nitrates compared to the other two more common environmental paths.

Answer:

Into the ground and into the atmosphere