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These plants have nitrogen fixing bacteria living on their roots to help convert unusable nitrogen into usable nitrogen: a. mosses b. fungi c. algae d. legumes
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These plants have nitrogen fixing bacteria living on their roots to help convert unusable

nitrogen into usable nitrogen:
a. mosses
b. fungi
c. algae
d. legumes

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Answer:

legumes

Step-by-step explanation:

legumes have nitrogen fixing bacteria in their roots

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The answer is D. Legumes
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