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Plants obtain nitrogen from: water soil the atmosphere none of the above
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Plants obtain nitrogen from:

water
soil
the atmosphere
none of the above

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Soil. I'm pretty sure this is correct :)
User Stephen G Tuggy
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Plants obtain nitrogen from soil because soil absorbs nitrogen.

didnt know how 2 explain this 1 but i hope i helped
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