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do all plants are leguminous and if they are not then how do they obtain nitrogen?
do all plants are leguminous and if they are not then how do they obtain nitrogen?
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No, all plants are not leguminous. Those plants which are non-leguminous take nitrogen from the soil as soil can be naturally enriched of nitrogen by dead and decaying matter or it can be also manually enriched by adding fertilizers.
No, all plants are not leguminous. Those plants which are non-leguminous take nitrogen from the soil as soil can be naturally enriched of nitrogen by dead and decaying matter or it can be also manually enriched by adding fertilizers.
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