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Much research is being done to increase the nitrogen-fixing ability of plants with root nodules. Why is this an important goal for agricultural researchers?
◦ Nitrogen is an essential component of the amino acids used to form protein.
◦ Removing the bacteria from the root nodules will allow more fixed nitrogen to be available to the plants.
◦ Decreasing the size of nodules will allow plants to fix more nitrogen into their own molecules.
◦ Increasing the nitrogen-fixing ability of plants will allow them to make better use of nitrogen fertilizers.
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