Biology, asked by hayarunnisamuhammedp, 9 months ago

WHY DO PLANTS NEED NITROGEN ​

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Answered by djalok32
1

Answer:

For their proper growth

Answered by Hridyesha
2

Answer:

plants need nitrogen for leguminous plants

Explanation:

leguminuous plants such as pea gram pulses etc. have nitrogen stored in them..that is the reason rhizobium bacteria fixes atmospheric nitrogen into a state that can be easily absorbed by them

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