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Why rhizobium is associated only with leguminous plant?

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Answered by payal976983
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Leguminous plants have no own mechanism of nitrogen fixation.

Rhizobium helps to fixation of nitrogen by forming nodules on roots of leguminous plants.

Answered by kitts002
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Because rhizombium is a symbiotic bacteria which provides its host with nitrogen without which the plant will die and in return the plant provides food and shelter to Rhizombium bacteria. A particular rhizobium bacteria which is compatible for a specific species of legumes can form nodules (nodulation)

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