Bacteria that convert nitrogen gas from the air into compounds plants can use carry out
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Correct answer to question 20 (General Science): nitrogen fixation
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Nitrogen makes up most of the air but plants cannot use it in gas form. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria, many living in nodules on the roots of legumes, convert it into ammonia and nitrates the plant can absorb.
Updated: November 2026