Why does the Rhizobium bacteria appear only on leguminous plants and not on other plants?
Why do the rhizobium bacteria appear on leguminous plants and not on other plants?
How does bacteria help plants grow? In what ways? Are bacteria animals or plants? Why are mushrooms not considered plants? Do plant cells have lysosomes? Why or why not? Where does photosynthesis occur in plant? Do red and brown algae have chlorophyll? Does red algae have red chlorophyll? Why don't plant cells have lysosomes? How are plants used to solve problems (environmental, medical, etc.)? Why are plant cells important? How do plants fight off disease? What are the differences between algae and plants? Why are plants the color they are? Why is plant tissue culture important? Why do mushrooms grow in coffee grounds? How was bacteria fungi brought into existence? Why is it important for plants to propagate? Do viruses exist in plants also? Does ureaplasma, a fungus, live in symbiosis with a kind of bacteria or fungus which produces its necessary food source, urea? Is there an ecological importance for bacteria? Why algae produce more O2 than plant? Why does bryophyte known as primitive plant? What is the name of this plant where the young leaves start out red then turn green when they get bigger? How is the green algae classified? What are some examples of the plants in the tropical rainforest? Trees (plants): Why do leaves turn red? How are centrioles found in plant and animal cells? How do plants propagate? Why is it important? What is the scientific name of this plant? What is plant tissue culture?