Nitrogen of the atmosphere is absorbed by which type of plants. Options -

Autotrophs, leguminous plants, insectivorous plants, none of these

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Solution

Nitrogen gas is available in plenty in the air but this cannot be absorbed by the plants because it has a triple bond and in highly stable. Plants absorb nitrogen in soluble form like nitrites or nitrates.
So Answer is None of these

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