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Nitrate is the only form of nitrogen that non-legume plants can take in and use
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Non-legume plants are the plants that do not bear pods in their fruits. These plants consume nitrogen in the form of nitrates direct from the soil.

Nitrate is the only form of nitrogen that non-legume plants can take in and use.

Non-legume plants

  • Non-legume plants does not have Rhizobium bacteria in their roots, so they consume nitrogen in the form of nitrates direct from the soil.

  • Example of non-legume plants are: rose, mango etc.

  • Whereas legume plants contain Rhizobium bacteria in their roots which convert soil nitrogen into nitrates.

  • Example of legume plants are: peas, soyabean, gram.

Thus, Non-legume plants consume nitrogen in the form of nitrate.

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