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How do plants get nitrogen to synthesise proteins?

Nutrition in plants CBSE Class 7

May 17, 2024

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Plants cannot take nitrogen in free state present in the atmosphere. They absorb the nitrogen fixed in the soil by roots, or by symbiotic relationship that are capable of nitrogen fixation from the air with microorganisms.

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