Biology, asked by KindaSmartishGirl, 8 months ago

Ammonification is formation of ________.
A) Ammonia from nitrates by decomposers
B) Ammonia from nitrogen
C) Ammonia from amino acids/ proteins
D) Ammonia from nitrates by nitrogen fixers

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Answered by atharv2303
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Answer:

Option A is correct

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Answered by GulabLachman
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Ammonification is formation of ammonia from nitrates by decomposers, so option a is the correct answer.

  • Ammonification is the third step in the nitrogen cycle. By this process, organisms get the essential nitrogen that they need to survive.
  • In ammonification, microscopic organisms like ammonifying bacteria or other types of decomposing microbes, break down nitrogen containing compounds from dead organic matter into its simpler form like ammonia.
  • Ammonification is a process of the Nitrogen cycle.
  • In this process, many chemical changes take place. Here in this process, NH2 groups are converted into NH4+ and ammonia is formed as the end product of this process.

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