Practice mode Agronomy

What do root nodules help plants to do?

Correct answer A. Nitrogen fixation

Explanation

Root nodules on legumes house Rhizobium bacteria that convert atmospheric nitrogen into ammonia, which the plant uses to make proteins.

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