BIOLOGY W/CONNECT >IP<
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Author: Raven
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Chapter 28, Problem 7A
Plants cannot fix nitrogen, yet some plants do NOT need nitrogen from the soil. This is because
a. of a symbiotic association with a bacterium that can fix nitrogen.
b. these plants are the exceptions that can fix nitrogen.
c. they have been infected by a
d. they are able to obtain nitrogen from the air.
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Which of these occurs through symbiotic nitrogen fixation? a. The plant benefits from using an endless source of nitrogen. b. The soil benefits from being naturally fertilized. c. Bacteria benefit from using photosynthates from the plant. d. All of the above occur.
Decomposers
a. break down dead organic matter in the environment by secreting digestive enzymes.
b. break down living organic matter by secreting digestive enzymes.
c. destroy living cells and then break them down with digestive enzymes.
d. live in close association with another species.
Which of the following statements DOES NOT describe nitrogen fixing bacteria?
A. Can be found only as a symbiotes associated with the root nodules of legumes.
B. Maybe be present in soil.
C. Converts atmospheric nitrogen to organic nitrogen.
D. Composed of many species of bacteria.
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BIOLOGY W/CONNECT >IP<
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