If a plant is infected with nitrogen-fixing bacteria, what is the most probable

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on: Aug 13, 2013

If a plant is infected with nitrogen-fixing bacteria, what is the most probable effect on the plant?
A) It gets chlorosis.
B) It dies.
C) It is supplied with increased essential elements from the soil.
D) It will likely grow faster.
E) It becomes flaccid due to the loss of water and nutrients from the roots.

mydiamond

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Reply #1 on: Aug 25, 2013

I know it's D,

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