An agriculturist plants legumes, which host the bacterium Rhizobium in their root nodules for nitrogen fixation. How will these legumes enrich the soil? Select the correct answer.

A. they will overcome the deficiency of nitrogen in the soil.

B. they will allow bacterial growth in the soil.

C. they will prevent root diseases caused by other bacteria.

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Sam Dunlap

Biology

30 September, 13:51

An agriculturist plants legumes, which host the bacterium Rhizobium in their root nodules for nitrogen fixation. How will these legumes enrich the soil? Select the correct answer.

A. they will overcome the deficiency of nitrogen in the soil.

B. they will allow bacterial growth in the soil.

C. they will prevent root diseases caused by other bacteria.

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Colin · Answer 1

The correct answer to this question is this one: "A. they will overcome the deficiency of nitrogen in the soil. "An agriculturist plants legumes, which host the bacterium Rhizobium in their root nodules for nitrogen fixation. These legumes enrich the soil is that they will overcome the deficiency of nitrogen in the soil.

Raymond · Answer 2

The answer is c. they will prevent root diseases caused by other bacteria.