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Explain Symbiotic relationship in Rhizobium and Leguminous Plants​

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bacteria can be found in the root nodules of legumes. ... The relationship between legumes and Rhizobia sp. is a form of symbiosis called mutualism, where both organisms benefit from each-other - the plant gets usable nitrogen from the ammonium and the bacteria receive organic acids from the plant to use as a food source.



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\huge\pink{\underline{Good-morning}}\huge\blue{\fbox{\fbox{\fbox{\red{\mathcal{Hlo}}}}}}plz \: thx \: my \: answerbacteria can be found in the root nodules of legumes. ... The relationship betweenlegumes and Rhizobia sp. is a form of symbiosis called mutualism, where both organisms benefit from each-other - the plant gets usable nitrogen from the ammonium and the bacteria receive organic acids from the plantto use as a food source.

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