Biology, asked by arvind58, 1 year ago

plants need nitrogen to make proteins can they absorb nitrogen from the atmosphere

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Answered by ridham23

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nope they cannot but some bacterias convert atmospheric nitrogen into nitrites and nitrates which can be taken by plants to syntesize the proteins

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