If soil did not have bacteria in it, then? A: plants would probably not have enough nitrogen. B: we probably could not digest our food. C: plants would probably never die. D: we could not eat yogurt.

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If soil did not have bacteria in it, then?

A: plants would probably not have enough nitrogen.
B: we probably could not digest our food.
C: plants would probably never die.
D: we could not eat yogurt.

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Answer:

a) is probably the answer

NeedRhelp answered Nov 11, 2024

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Step-by-step explanation:

The bacteria exists as organic matter

Neat Machine answered Nov 16, 2024

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