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Cleo has a vegetable garden and wants to increase the amount of nitrogen in the soil.
How can she most likely do this?
add several soybean plants to her garden
decrease the amount of fertilizers she uses
harvest the vegetable plants continuously
reduce the number of decomposers that live in the soil
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Add several soybean plants.
Soybeans are legumes that host nitrogen-fixing bacteria (Rhizobium) in their root nodules, which convert atmospheric N2 into usable nitrogen compounds and raise soil nitrogen. The other choices would not increase soil N (cutting fertilizers reduces inputs, continuous harvesting removes N, and fewer decomposers would reduce nutrient recycling).
Soybeans are legumes that host nitrogen-fixing bacteria (Rhizobium) in their root nodules, which convert atmospheric N2 into usable nitrogen compounds and raise soil nitrogen. The other choices would not increase soil N (cutting fertilizers reduces inputs, continuous harvesting removes N, and fewer decomposers would reduce nutrient recycling).
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