Start learning →

The enzyme that reduces atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia is:

ANitroglycol
BNitrocellul
CNitrogenase
DNitrostatin
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Nitrogenase
1. Nitrogen gas is very hard to break apart. 2. One bacterial enzyme manages it. 3. That enzyme is nitrogenase. _Source: OpenStax Biology 2e, Chapter 31, Soil and Plant Nutrition._
Practise this question with Quill — ARS NET (Agricultural Research) →

Keep practising Soil and Plant Nutrition

Browse all Soil and Plant Nutrition questions for ARS NET (Agricultural Research), or explore more Biology topics.

Start a Soil and Plant Nutrition lesson →
Related questions
Soil bingoType the numberSort the plant nutrition factsBig need or trace needSlice the soil wordsRun the soil gatesPop the macronutrientsCatch the soil horizons