Yes.
Rhizobium establishes a mutually beneficial relationship with its host plant. This symbiotic relationship allows Rhizobium to perform nitrogen fixation.
Legumes can form a symbiotic relationship with Rhizobia (nitrogen-fixing soil bacteria). As a result, this symbiotic relationship forms nodules on the roots of plants. In these nodules, bacteria convert the nitrogen of the atmosphere into a form which can be used by plants – ammonia.
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