13. Biological N fixation is carryed ou by: OSome bacteria and achaea but never by ekaryotes ODenitroreductase and nitrogenase enzymes ORhizobium-legume symbiosys and free living diazothophs OUnicelluar eukariotes, bacteria and achaea OSome types of micro algae OProkaryotes carrying nitrogenase enzymes OUnicellular microbes carrying denitroreductase enzymes

13. Biological N fixation is carryed ou by: OSome bacteria and achaea but never by ekaryotes ODenitroreductase and nitrogenase enzymes ORhizobium-legume symbiosys and free living diazothophs OUnicelluar eukariotes, bacteria and achaea OSome types of micro algae OProkaryotes carrying nitrogenase enzymes OUnicellular microbes carrying denitroreductase enzymes

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

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Chapter22: Prokaryotes: Bacteria And Archaea

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 26RQ: Which of these occurs through symbiotic nitrogen fixation? The plant benefits from using an endless...

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