devikeerthansr wrote:
Nitrobacter, a bacteria living in the roots of bean plants or other legumes, produces fixed nitrogen which is one of the essential plant nutrients and which for non-legume crops, such as wheat, normally, must be supplied by applications of nitrogen-based fertilizer. So if biotechnology succeeds in producing wheat strains whose roots will play host to Nitrobacter, the need for artificial fertilizers will be reduced.
The argument above makes which one of the following assumptions?
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