Biology, asked by qk321675, 1 year ago

Why root nodules contain leghaemoglobin and look pink in colour??????

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Answered by palak5354
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Explanation:

Root nodules may appear pink because they contain leghaemoglobin. This is the only haemoglobin found in plants. It absorbs oxygen and provides anaerobic conditions for bacteria in the root nodules. Rhizobium is a facultative anaerobe – it can grow without oxygen.

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Answered by RatriSarkar
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Explanation:

Root nodules may appear pink because they contain leghaemoglobin. This is the only haemoglobin found in plants. It absorbs oxygen and provides anaerobic conditions for bacteria in the root nodules. It can fix nitrogen only in anaerobic conditions.

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