The process by which atmospheric nitrogen is converted into forms that plants can absorb (like nitrates) by bacteria like Rhizobium is called:

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A Nitrogen fixation
B Nitrification
C Ammonification
D Denitrification

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Answer: A. Nitrogen fixation

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• Explanation: A) Nitrogen fixation is correct because it breaks down inert atmospheric nitrogen gas into usable compounds for living organisms.

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The process by which atmospheric nitrogen is converted into forms that plants can absorb (like nitrates) by bacteria like Rhizobium is called:

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