Bacteria inhabiting legume root nodules and which add atmospheric nitrogen to the soil are referred to as
Denitrifying bacteria
Nitrifying bacteria
Nitrogen fixing bacteria
Nitrogen freeing bacteria
Nitrogen putrefying bacteria
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Examples of this type of nitrogen-fixing bacteria include species of Azotobacter, Bacillus, Clostridium, and Klebsiella. As previously noted, these organisms must find their own source of energy, typically by oxidizing organic molecules released by other organisms or from decomposition
Nitrogen fixing bacteria bcos,they work on d root nodules hence their action helps to release d nutrients 4rm d swelling nd dis adds nitrogen to d soil
Option c is correct bcause dis nitrogen fixing bacterial wich act on legume root of plant nd also convert nitrogen 2 nitrates
It nitrogen fixing bacteria because Rhizobium and basillus are the only bacteria that fixes atmospheric nitrogen.
Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria: Like Rhizobium* spp* and Bacillus spp* in the nodules* of legumes convert free nitrogen into soluble Trioxonitrate*(V) (nitrates) which are absorbed through the roots. This is a symbiotic Biological fixation. Also free living non symbiotic nitrogen fixing bacteria like Azobacter* and Clostridium* convert free nitrogen into Nitrates.
