Science, asked by ArjunIsCool, 1 year ago

What if there was no nitrogen??

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Answered by vedantnaik

there would be no proteins,amino acids ,nucleic acid therefore there would be no genetic information that is DNA and RNA

Answered by aditi1382

There would be absolutely no life on Earth and the soil, the most immediate effect on plants growing in that soil would be difficulty in synthesizing..
hope it help u

aditi1382: thanks

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