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12 November, 22:45

Why are bacteria needed in the nitrogen cycle?

Other living things cannot use atmospheric nitrogen.

Other living things cannot use the nitrogen in plants.

Bacteria are the main nitrogen reservoir.

Bacteria are the main nitrogen transporters.

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  1. 12 November, 23:40
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    Selection A is the most accurate. Nitrogen in the atmosphere cannot be used by most living things. For example, plants require nitrogen ions to function, and can only receive it through their roots. Atmospheric nitrogen does not provide an avenue for this uptake. Bacteria provide the nitrogen fixating needed for plants to be able to receive the proper form of nitrogen.
  2. 13 November, 02:43
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    Other living things cannot use atmospheric nitrogen

    youre welcome
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