Microbiology of Soils The groups of symbiotic bacteria, which have the ability to fix nitrogen grow together for a mutual benefit is called symbiosis and so these bacteria are called symbiotic nitrogen-fixing bacteria All of these these bacteria are from the genus, Rhizobium derive their food and minerals from the legume, and in turn they supply the legume with some or all of its nitrogen grow together for a mutual benefit is called symbiosis and so these bacteria are called symbiotic nitrogen-fixing bacteria All of these these bacteria are from the genus, Rhizobium derive their food and minerals from the legume, and in turn they supply the legume with some or all of its nitrogen ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Microbiology of Soils The population of algae in soil is __________ that of either bacteria or fungi. equal to none of these generally smaller than generally greater than equal to none of these generally smaller than generally greater than ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Microbiology of Soils Nitrogen fixation fix the free nitrogen (N2) by which it should not be usable by plants changes the free nitrogen (N2) to a form usable by plants both (a) and (b) especially changes nitrogen compounds, mostly amines such as NH2 fix the free nitrogen (N2) by which it should not be usable by plants changes the free nitrogen (N2) to a form usable by plants both (a) and (b) especially changes nitrogen compounds, mostly amines such as NH2 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Microbiology of Soils The microbial ecosystem of soil includes abiotic components of soil biotic and abiotic components of soil None of these biotic components of soil abiotic components of soil biotic and abiotic components of soil None of these biotic components of soil ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Microbiology of Soils The conversion of molecular nitrogen into ammonia is known as ammonification nitrogen fixation nitrification denitrification ammonification nitrogen fixation nitrification denitrification ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Microbiology of Soils Nitrifying bacteria can not be isolated directly by the usual techniques employed to isolate hetrotrophic bacteria. The reasons may be due to slow growth fast growth none of these medium growth slow growth fast growth none of these medium growth ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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