Science, asked by shahinrazi21, 1 month ago

What are root nodules ? How are they helpful?​

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Answered by ItzDinu
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Root nodules are extra lobes of certain plants such as peas and beans in which nitrogen-fixing bacteria are found. ... Bacteria in these root nodules convert the atmospheric nitrogen into nitrates which the plants can utilise. The plants use this nitrogen to synthesise proteins and other materials.

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Answered by siddhi710
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● Root nodules are extra lobes of certain plants such as peas and beans in which nitrogen-fixing bacteria are found. ... Bacteria in these root nodules convert the atmospheric nitrogen into nitrates which the plants can utilise. The plants use this nitrogen to synthesise proteins and other materials.

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