describe the role of rhizobium in soil
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Rhizobium is a symbiotic bacteria present in the root nodules of leguminous plants. The bacteria helps the plant to fix the atmospheric nitrogen and convert it into useable form - ammonia. The ammonia so formed is oxidised first into nitrate and then to nitrates with the help of other soil bacteria by the process of nitrification.
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Answer: N2 fixation
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Rhizobium fixes atmospheric Nitrogen to soil and plants can take up the N2 for their nutrition purpose
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