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Solution:
Although nitrogen is present in large amounts in the atmosphere, plants absorb nitrogen from the soil. Plants directly cannot take in nitrogen but can take nitrate or nitrite form. Hence, nitrifying bacteria convert nitrogen into ammonia nitrates and nitrites which are then taken inside by the plants.
Although nitrogen is present in large amounts in the atmosphere, plants absorb nitrogen from the soil. Plants directly cannot take in nitrogen but can take nitrate or nitrite form. Hence, nitrifying bacteria convert nitrogen into ammonia nitrates and nitrites which are then taken inside by the plants.