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5. How do plants meet their requirement of nitrogen to synthesise proteins?

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Answered by TheRiskyGuy

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Proteins and fats are the nutrients; other than carbohydrates; which are required by plants. ... Answer: Farmers add nitrogenous fertilizers to the soil to fulfill the requirement of nitrogen of the plants. Nitrogen is necessary to synthesize proteins.

Answered by Anonymous

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Plants can get nitrogen to synthesise protein by- 1) They modify some parts of their body such as apex of leaf and change themselves to become insectivorous plants. 2) Leguminous plants like- pea plants,etc. have rhisobium bacteria in their root nodules which also provide them nitrogen.

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