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nitrogen-fixing bacteria

- organisms that can transform atmospheric nitrogen into chemical compounds that other organisms can use break down decaying organisms evidence of excessive use of fertilizer decomposers

- organisms that can transform atmospheric nitrogen into chemical compounds that other organisms can use break down decaying organisms evidence of excessive use of fertilizer algal bloom

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Ciara Dyer

Biology

2 February, 23:31

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nitrogen-fixing bacteria

- organisms that can transform atmospheric nitrogen into chemical compounds that other organisms can use break down decaying organisms evidence of excessive use of fertilizer decomposers

- organisms that can transform atmospheric nitrogen into chemical compounds that other organisms can use break down decaying organisms evidence of excessive use of fertilizer algal bloom

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Jamal Hull · Answer 1

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria are microorganisms present in the soil or in plant roots that change nitrogen gases from the atmosphere into solid nitrogen compounds that plants can use in the soil.