How do plants obtain the nitrogen necessary for the synthesis of proteins?
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The nitrogen is absorbed by the roots of the plants in the dissolved form.
The nitrogen is transformed into the dissolved form by the process of nitrogen fixation
The nitrogen is transformed into the dissolved form by the process of nitrogen fixation
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Nitrogen in plants comes from atmospheric air and also from humus matter present in the soil.Nitrogen is very important for plant for synthesis of protein. photosynthesis process also occurs through it. chlorophyll is a compound by which plants use sunlight energy .light energy is converted into sugars from water and carbon dioxide. Amino acid also forms from nitrogen.The Amino acid is the building blocks of proteins.
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