The following can be very useful to plants in nitrogen cycle except ______________ a)nitrifying bacteria b)denetrifying bacteria c)lightening d) nitrogen fixing bacteria

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The following can be very useful to plants in nitrogen cycle except ______________

a)nitrifying bacteria
b)denetrifying bacteria
c)lightening
d) nitrogen fixing bacteria

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C) Lightening
Nitrogen cycle can not exist without bacteria

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