Social Sciences, asked by bhuswati, 1 year ago

how can nitrogen be replenished naturally

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Answered by Shoaib0924
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Roots of leguminous plants like pea, bean and gram have nodules and a type of bacteria, called the Rhizobia Bacteria, is present in the nodules. The rhizobium bacteria helps to fix the atmospheric Nitrogen in soluble nitrogen compounds which can be used by the plants.
This process is called nitrogen fixation.
Hence, nitrogen gets naturally replenished.
Answered by soniya2amrish
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Answer:This may help you

Explanation:

Rain storms contribute atmospheric nitrogen through rain drops that reach the soil. Legumes, such as soybeans, alfalfa and clovers, are plants that can convert atmospheric nitrogen into plant-usable nitrogen.

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