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How do plants get the nitrogen they need? A. From bacteria living in their roots B. From the air C. Directly from the soil D. Through photosynthesis
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How do plants get the nitrogen they need?
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From bacteria living in their roots
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From the air
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Directly from the soil
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Through photosynthesis
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The answer is Directly from the soil
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the answer is C. because active transport happens at roots
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