Nitrates are transformed into nitrogen by

  • A
    Ammonifying bacteria
  • B
    Nitrifying bacteria
  • C
    Denitrifying bacteria
  • D
    Both $(a)$ and $(b)$

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One of the ways in which the nitrogen of the atmosphere is converted into nitrate for plants is by the action of

Complete the nitrification process equation:
........... $+$ .......... $\rightarrow 2NO_2^- + 2H^+ + 2H_2O$

$A$: Ammonia is oxidized first to nitrite and then to nitrate by the action of $Nitrosomonas$ and $Nitrobacter$ respectively.
$R$: Nitrite thus formed is absorbed by leaves.

The limiting factor in the process of nitrification in soil is:

Nitrates of soil are also leached deep into the Earth by . . . . . . .

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