How do plants get nitrogen to synthesise proteins
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A bacteria called Rhizobium take atmospheric nitrogen and convert into a soluble form . Plants absorb these compounds along with water to get nitrogen and they synthesize proteins. They also take the nitrogen from the fertilizers added in soil.
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Plants can meet their nitrogen requirement either from soil in the form of nitrates , nitrites or by symbiotic association with nitrogen fixing bacteria like Rhizobium. These bacteria convert gaseous nitrogen to usable form by plants such as Nitrates.
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