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Why are bacteria such as Rhizobium and cyanobacteria so important in the nitrogen cycle? A. They return nitrogen gas to air B. They fix atmospheric nitrogen gas for the food chain C. They decompose dead
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Why are bacteria such as Rhizobium and cyanobacteria so important in the

nitrogen cycle?
A. They return nitrogen gas to air
B. They fix atmospheric nitrogen gas for the food chain
C. They decompose dead plants and animals
D. They build protein in plants

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The correct answer is B

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Answer:A. They return nitrogen gas to air

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