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What are rhizobium bacteria ? how do they help leguminous plants? in science

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Answered by shrutishrivastva983

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Rhizobium Bacteria are present in the root noodles of the leguminous plant which change ammonia NH3 into Nitrate.... which is used by the plants......

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Answered by jyotirmayipandey

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Rhizobium is a bacteria present in the leguminus plant

Rhizobium named bacteria provide nitrogen in the soil to the leguminous plant .............which is help to make the food in leguminous plant......

Rhizobium named bacterial is present on root nodules of the leguminous plant....

moong and arahar are the examples of leguminous plant........

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