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1 SEM ACC W/RAVEN CARDED
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Chapter 37, Problem 3A

Which of the following would decrease nitrogen availability for a pea plant?

a. Inability of the plant to produce flavonoids

b. Formation of Nod factors

c. Presence of oxygen in the soil

d. Production of leghemoglobin

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