The legume/rhizobium interaction is a mutually beneficial symbiosis important to

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The legume/rhizobium interaction is a mutually beneficial symbiosis important to nutrient cycling in the environment. If it is beneficial to both organisms, why do not all plants do it?

The legume/rhizobium interaction is a mutually beneficial symbiosis important to nutrient cycling in the environment. If it is beneficial to both organisms, why do not all plants do it? O Rhizobia are pathogenic to most plants O The symbiosis is only beneficial to the plant when other forms of nitrogen are not available O Creating nodules and the high ATP requirement for N2 fixation is a tremendous drain of photoassimilate O All of the above Band C are equally correct

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The legume/rhizobium interaction is a mutually beneficial symbiosis important to nutrient cycling in the environment. If it is beneficial to both organisms, All plants do not it form the association because

The symbiosis is only beneficial to the plant when other forms of nitrogen are not available

Creating nodules and high ATP requirement for N2 fixation is the tremendous drain of photoassimilate

B and C are equally correct

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