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Rhizobium in the roots of leguminous plants is an example of a symbiotic relationship because Rhizobium can make its own food. Rhizobium provides nitrogen to the plants, and the plants provide food and shelter to the bacterium. Rhizobium undergoes a parasitic mode of nutrition. None of these.

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          Rhizobium in the roots of leguminous plants is an example of a symbiotic relationship because Rhizobium can make its own food. Rhizobium provides nitrogen to the plants, and the plants provide food and shelter to the bacterium. Rhizobium undergoes a parasitic mode of nutrition. None of these.

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Rhizobium in the roots of leguminous plants is an example of a symbiotic relationship because Rhizobium can make its own food. Rhizobium provides nitrogen to the plants, and the plants provide food and shelter to the bacterium. Rhizobium undergoes a parasitic mode of nutrition. None of these.