Assertion: legume's relationship | /r/HasProperty | symbiotic
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text: Legumes have a symbiotic relationship with a soil bacteria (Rhizobium) which convert atmospheric nitrogen into a form that can be utilized by the plant.
text: The relationship between the legume and rhizobia is symbiotic, or mutually beneficial.
text: Legumes are different from grasses and other plants because they form a symbiotic relationship with bacteria, rhizobia, in the nodules of their roots.
text: Legumes, including beans and peas, are able to have a symbiotic relationship with a specific family of bacteria called rhizobia.
text: Even though a legume can support the symbiotic relationship, it will not occur unless the rhizosphere contains compatible rhizobia.
text: Legumes live in a symbiotic relationship with bacteria in structures called nodules on their roots.
text: Legumes and rhizobia have a symbiotic relationship, which benefits the legume but is not necessary for its growth.
text: Legumes live in a symbiotic relationship with bacteria in structures called nodules on their roots.
text: Legumes live in a symbiotic relationship with bacteria in structures called nodules on their roots.
text: Legumes generally do not require N fertilizer because of their symbiotic relationship with Rhizobium bacteria.