Question
How is nitrogen present in atmosphere used by plants?
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Answer
Nitrogen is the most plentiful gas in the air.
- Plants need nitrogen for their survival. They cannot take nitrogen directly from the air.
- Bacteria in the soil or the roots fix nitrogen by changing its form so that plants can use it.
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