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Question 10 How does a plant take in nitrogen? O A OB Oc D A plant takes in nitrogen as nitrites (NO₂) that are received directly from other plants. A plant takes in nitrogen as nitrates (NO3) after nitrogen has been transformed by bacteria. A plant takes in nitrogen as atmospheric nitrogen (N₂) captured directly from the atmosphere. A plant takes in nitrogen as ammonium (NH4*) after a decomposing animal has released the ammonium.

Question 10 How does a plant take in nitrogen? O A OB Oc D A plant takes in nitrogen as nitrites (NO₂) that are received directly from other plants. A plant takes in nitrogen as nitrates (NO3) after nitrogen has been transformed by bacteria. A plant takes in nitrogen as atmospheric nitrogen (N₂) captured directly from the atmosphere. A plant takes in nitrogen as ammonium (NH4*) after a decomposing animal has released the ammonium.

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