Question

name the gas used by the plants for making protein s​

Answer 1

The gas used by plants for making a protein is nitrogen.

• Nitrogen-fixing bacteria convert the nitrogen gas from air into a form that can be used by plants to produce proteins. The free-living nitrogen-fixing bacteria. is also found in the soil
• Few legumes such as peas , soyabeans, clover or beans, have the nitrogen-fixing bacteria present in them. In the roots of plant, these bacteria are found in the swellings known as nodules.

Answer 2

Answer:

nitrogen gas

Nitrogen-fixation

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria convert nitrogen gas from air into a form that plants can use to make proteins.

Explanation:

Nitrogen-fixation  

• Vegetable plants, for example, peas, beans and clover contain nitrogen-fixing microscopic organisms. These microscopic organisms live in swellings in the plant roots called knobs. Nitrogen-fixing microorganisms convert nitrogen gas from air into a structure that plants can use to make proteins.  

• Free-living nitrogen-fixing microscopic organisms are additionally found in the dirt. At the point when they pass on the nitrogen they have fixed into their biomass is changed over into ammonium.  

2. Taking care of  

Creatures devour plant protein, digest it utilizing explicit chemicals and ingest the free amino acids.  

3. Creation of nitrogenous waste items  

Creatures can't store overabundance protein in their bodies. They separate it and transform it into squander items and discharge them from their bodies.  

4. Disintegration  

Decomposers (some free-living microorganisms and parasites) separate creature and plant proteins (from dead living beings) and nitrogenous waste items to discharge vitality. Because of deterioration nitrogen is discharged into the dirt as ammonium.  

5. Nitrification  

A gathering of free-living soil microorganisms called nitrifying microscopic organisms convert ammonium into nitrates so as to get vitality.  

6. Take-up of nitrates  

Non-vegetable plants retain nitrates from the dirt into their foundations and utilize the nitrates to create their proteins.  

7. Denitrification  

This is when microbes in the dirt believer the nitrate once more into nitrogen gas which at that point gets discharged go into the climate.