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The nitrogen cycle in nature ia Essentially driven by prokaryotic microorganisms. Nitrogen is one of the most important elements for the synthesis of cell material; it accounts for Approximately I4%. or. dry weight. All eukaryotes and the majority of the prokaryotic organisms are dependent dyad on a source of combined nitrogen. 0nly a limited number of bacteria are editable to grow with molecular nitrogen. ... See: Summary
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The nitrogen cycle in nature ia Essentially driven by prokaryotic microorganisms. Nitrogen is one of the most important elements for the synthesis of cell material; it accounts for Approximately I4%. or. dry weight. All eukaryotes and the majority of the prokaryotic organisms are dependent dyad on a source of combined nitrogen. 0nly a limited number of bacteria are editable to grow with molecular nitrogen. ... See: Summary
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