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Nitrogen fixing bacteria in soil turns nitrogen gas into Water Ammonia Oxygen Carbon dioxide
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Nitrogen fixing bacteria in soil turns nitrogen gas into

Water
Ammonia
Oxygen
Carbon dioxide

User Mikheil Zhghenti
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Answer:

Ammonia

Step-by-step explanation:

Nitrogen fixing bacteria turn nitrogen into ammonia and plants can absorb it

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