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Where can nitrogen fixing bacteria be found? A. In plant leaves. B. In the soil. C. In the atmosphere. D. In the roots of legumes.
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Where can nitrogen fixing bacteria be found?
A. In plant leaves.
B. In the soil.
C. In the atmosphere.
D. In the roots of legumes.
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The answer is B. in the soil
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