Nitrates are transformed into nitrogen by

  • A
    Ammonifying bacteria
  • B
    Nitrifying bacteria
  • C
    Denitrifying bacteria
  • D
    Both $(a)$ and $(b)$

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The conversion of ammonia into nitrate by microorganisms is called:

Choose the correct pair:
Column-$I$Column-$II$
$I$. NitrosomonasNitrite to nitrate
$II$. ThiobacillusDenitrification
$III$. NostocFree-living nitrogen fixer
$IV$. AzotobacterAnaerobic nitrogen fixer

Plants usually absorb Nitrogen in the form of nitrates because Nitrogen is . . . . . . .

The nitrogen content of the biosphere remains constant due to:

The process of conversion of nitrogen gas into ammonia is called $P$,and the process of decomposition of organic nitrogen in plants and animals into ammonia is called $Q$.

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