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Certain plants (mostly leguminous) that are capable of biological conversion  of molecular dinitrogen (atmospheric [[nitrogen]], or N<sub>2</sub>) to organic combinations ([[nitrogen fixation]]),  or to forms usable in biological processes, through the action of symbiotic rhizobia (bacteria)  in the root nodules.
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<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">Certain plants (mostly leguminous) that are capable of biological conversion  of molecular dinitrogen (atmospheric [[nitrogen]], or N<sub>2</sub>) to organic combinations ([[nitrogen fixation]]),  or to forms usable in biological processes, through the action of symbiotic rhizobia (bacteria)  in the root nodules.</div><br/> </div>
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Certain plants (mostly leguminous) that are capable of biological conversion of molecular dinitrogen (atmospheric nitrogen, or N2) to organic combinations (nitrogen fixation), or to forms usable in biological processes, through the action of symbiotic rhizobia (bacteria) in the root nodules.

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