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nitrogen fixationIm almost sure all the options are correct just need to here some opinions
Nitrogen Fixation: can occur in aquztic systems or in soil bacteria can occur in root nodules of legumes may occur as ammonium is converted to nitrate may occur as nitrogen gas is converted to nitrate alll ofthe above thank you
I think that while ammonia->nitrite is part of the nitrogen cycle, it's not considered part of fixation.
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Ammonium --> nitrate is called nitrification. It's not fixation 100%.
The nitrogenase complex reduces the N2 gas to ammonium, but not to nitrate. The product of fixation is ammonium. The oxidation of ammonium to nitrite/nitrate happens later and as I already said this process's called nitrification.
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