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How do leguminous plants fix nitrogen in the soil?

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Answered by byritesh7483

Answer:

with the help of rhizobia, bacteria

Explanation:

leguminous plant have rhizobia ( a bacteria ) in their root nodules ,which take nitrogen form atmosphere and convert it for soil .and fertiles the soil and provide nutrition to plant

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How do leguminous plants fix nitrogen in the soil?​

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How do leguminous plants fix nitrogen in the soil?