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How do plants absorb nutrients from soil ? explain in detail about nitrogen and other nutrients?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Certain types of bacteria called rhizobium, are present in soil. They convert gaseous nitrogen into usable form and release it into the soil. Plants absorb these soluble forms of nitrogen along with water and other minerals through roots. ... After the fulfillment of all nutrients plants synthesize proteins and fats.

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Answered by kanikabharathi
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Plants need proteins and fats besides the carbohydrate.

Proteins are nitrogenous substances which contain nitrogen.

Although nitrogen is present in abundance in atmosphere, but plant cannot absorb atmospheric nitrogen.

Plant gets nitrogen from soil.

Certain types of bacteria called rhizobium, are present in soil.

They convert gaseous nitrogen into usable form and release it into the soil.

Plants absorb these soluble forms of nitrogen along with water and other minerals through roots.

Sometimes farmers add nitrogenous fertilizer to their field to fulfill the need of nitrogen.

In this way plants gets fulfillment of nitrogen along with other nutrients.

After the fulfillment of all nutrients plants synthesize proteins and fats.

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