Which of the following describes the role that bacteria play in nitrogen fixation?
a. bacte...
Biology, 20.09.2019 09:50 keilahkimbrough8
Which of the following describes the role that bacteria play in nitrogen fixation?
a. bacteria convert a healthy animal into a sick animal by producing a toxin or growing into a large population.
b. bacteria convert yogurt into cheese, which can be eaten as food by humans or animals.
c. bacteria convert atmospheric carbon dioxide into a form of trapped carbon that animals can use.
d. bacteria convert atmospheric nitrogen into a nitrogen-containing ion that plants can absorb.
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