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The Conversion of Nitrate to Dinitrogen Gas Is Called

Question 70

Question 70

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The conversion of nitrate to dinitrogen gas is called:


A) nitrogen fixation
B) nitrification
C) nitrate assimilation
D) ammonification
E) denitrification

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