Science, asked by anjulakukreja, 1 year ago

plants get nitrogen from

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Answered by LovelyBarshu

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$<b><marquee>From soil through bacteria by nitrogen fixation</marquee>$
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Answered by mayurii96

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they get it from soil by absorption through their roots as amino acids ,nitrite ions etc

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