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bacteria in roots of dash plants help in restoring the dash content of the soil

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Answered by pinklamborghini
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Answer:

Bacteria in the roots of LEGUMINOUS plants help in restoring the NITROGEN content of the soil

Explanation:

Bacteria called Rhizobium are present in the roots of legumes (leguminous plants) and help convert atmospheric nitrogen to simpler compounds that can be used by the plant.

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Answered by nonameforme70
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Nitrogen fixing bacteria live in roots of leguminous plants and form root nodules. ... The nitrogen fixing bacteria help in nitrogen fixation or conversion of atmospheric nitrogen into forms usable by the plants. Hence they restore the lost nutrition from the soil.

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