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The most unique feature of family Fabaceae is


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The roots have rhizobia to fix atmospheric nitrogen

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These are the only plants that have flowers with partially inferior ovary

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They have tap root system, but the roots are small

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None of the above

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Solution

The correct option is A

The roots have rhizobia to fix atmospheric nitrogen


Plants of family Fabaceae have specialized structures termed nodules in their roots that house rhizobium - a nitrogen fixing bacteria . These bacteria are able to fix the nitrogen available in the air into an organic form that is usable for the plant.


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