Please answer question 2 2. Acid rain is known to have several harmful effects on plants including growth and germination. Specifically, many plant exposed toacid rain appear nutrient deficient. How can you explain this observation?3. Your instructor challenges you to design an experiment to test the mutualistic relationship between Rhizobium and its legume pea-plant partner. He provides you with radioisotopes of N2 and CO2 gases. What experiment can your group design that would showthe relationship between the pea-plant host and the bacterium partner is mutualistic?Search entries or authorUnread

2. Acid rain (acid deposition) refers to the precipitation of acidic components (H2SO4 or HNO3) in…

2. Acid rain is known to have several harmful effects on plants including growth and germination. Specifically, many plant exposed to acid rain appear nutrient deficient. How can you explain this observation?

2. Acid rain is known to have several harmful effects on plants including growth and germination. Specifically, many plant exposed to acid rain appear nutrient deficient. How can you explain this observation?

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