Bacteria convert nitrogen gas from the atmosphere into nitrates which are

usable by plants through a process called

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Kolton Hickman

Biology

2 December, 03:32

Bacteria convert nitrogen gas from the atmosphere into nitrates which are

usable by plants through a process called

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Kristina Harvey · Answer 1

Nitrogen Fixation

Explanation:

The conversion of nitrogen gas into nitrates and nitrates through atmosphere, industrial and biological process is called nitrogen fixation. Atmospheric nitrogen must be processed, or 'fixed', into a usable form to be taken up by plant.

Bacteria convert nitrogen gas from the atmosphere into nitrates which areusable by plants through a process called

Bacteria convert nitrogen gas from the atmosphere into nitrates which are

usable by plants through a process called