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The presence of nitrogen-fixing plants should benefit nearby individuals of other species, because nitrogen is a key nutrient--it is usually in very short supply. But nitrogen--fixing bacteria live inside tight nodules in the host plant's roots, and the host plant has to provide the bacteria with large quantities of sugar. Which of the following statements is correct?

Nitrogen will only become available to other, nearby plants when the nodules or the nitrogen-fixing plant itself dies.

Even when plants are young and nodules are just forming, huge quantities of nitrogen are being produced.

The nitrogen-fixing plant species has so much nitrogen that it readily leaks into the surrounding soil, making it available to nearby plants.

If nitrogen is released from the nodules into the surrounding soil, there is no cost to the host plant.

I’m writing a reflection on Immanuel Kant about how his philosophy is better then Jeremy Bentham, St Thomas Aquinas, and Joseph Fletcher. I need you to provide me with a good catchy introduction i can use before i add my thesis

My thesis is: Immanuel Kants philosophy of the categorical imperative aligns with peoples beliefs the most because it emphasizes the importance of treating people as ends rather than means, promoting the idea of universal ethics, and stressing the significance of individual autonomy in decision making.

Please provide me with a good catchy introduction with a good use of advanced words at a university level

In your own words.

3. Two new species of plants were introduced into an area that was low in available nitrogen compounds in the soil. One formed nodules and one did not. Which species would you reasonably expect to grow more robustly? Explain.

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4. How does the location of the nodules relate to the function of the nodule? Explain.

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5. This diagram shows two groups of plant cells, one with Rhizobium and one without the bacteria. Label which is which, and explain the obvious size difference, using observations from Part C of the lab in your answer.

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