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Rhizobium: are nitrogen-fixing bacteria live in the nodules of legumes convert nitrogen in soil into nitrogen compounds all of the above
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Rhizobium:

are nitrogen-fixing bacteria
live in the nodules of legumes
convert nitrogen in soil into nitrogen compounds
all of the above

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All of the above

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Rhizobium: are nitrogen-fixing bacteria that live in the nodules of legumes which convert nitrogen in soil into nitrogen compounds. so the answer is all the above i hope this helps
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