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How does nitrogen enter the food chain?
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How does nitrogen enter the food chain?

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through plants

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the plants absorb nitrogen from the soil which is fixed by the nitrogen fixing bacteria. the plants absorb the nitrogen through the roots

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when the producers(plants) absorbs nitrogen compounds from soil and use then to make proteins.

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