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

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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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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