The process of conversion of nitrogen gas into ammonia is called $P$,and the process of decomposition of organic nitrogen in plants and animals into ammonia is called $Q$.
- ANitrogen fixation,Ammonification
- BAmmonification,Nitrogen fixation
- CAmmonification,Ammonification
- DNitrogen fixation,Nitrogen fixation
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Which option is correct to match section $A$ with section $B$?
Section $A$ Section $B$ $(i)$ Nitrosomonas $(a)$ Nitrite $\rightarrow$ Nitrate $(ii)$ Agrobacterium $(b)$ Nitrogen fixative bacteria $(iii)$ Rhizobium $(c)$ $NO_3^- \rightarrow N_2$ $(iv)$ Nitrobacter $(d)$ Ammonia $\rightarrow$ Nitrite $(e)$ Denitrifying bacteria
| Section $A$ | Section $B$ |
| $(i)$ Nitrosomonas | $(a)$ Nitrite $\rightarrow$ Nitrate |
| $(ii)$ Agrobacterium | $(b)$ Nitrogen fixative bacteria |
| $(iii)$ Rhizobium | $(c)$ $NO_3^- \rightarrow N_2$ |
| $(iv)$ Nitrobacter | $(d)$ Ammonia $\rightarrow$ Nitrite |
| $(e)$ Denitrifying bacteria |
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View SolutionWhich of the following is true for nitrogen fixation?
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View Solution$A-$ In nature,lightning and ultraviolet radiation provide enough energy to convert nitrogen to nitrogen oxides.
$R-$ Industrial combustion,forest fires,automobile exhausts,and power-generating stations are also sources of atmospheric nitrogen oxides.
$R-$ Industrial combustion,forest fires,automobile exhausts,and power-generating stations are also sources of atmospheric nitrogen oxides.
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View SolutionPlants usually absorb Nitrogen in the form of nitrates because Nitrogen is . . . . . . .
Nitrifying bacteria
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