Question

How would the nitrogen cycle be disrupted if humans removed nitrogen-fixing bacteria from the soil? A. Neither plants nor animals would receive nitrogen, so both would suffer poor health and die. B. Only plants would not receive nitrogen, so they would suffer poor health and die. C. Plants would receive too much nitrogen, suffer poor health, and die. D. Animals would receive too much nitrogen, suffer poor health, and die.

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Neither plants nor animals would receive

nitrogen, so both would suffer poor health and

die.

Explanation:

Answer 2

The nitrogen cycle be disrupted if humans removed nitrogen-fixing bacteria from the soil Neither plants nor animals would receive nitrogen, so both would suffer poor health and die.

What would happen if we did not have nitrogen fixing bacteria in the soil?

Nitrogen fixation, a sudden ceasing of all bacterial activity would be catastrophic to plant life, and then the remainder of life that depend on said plants.

Thus, option "A" is correct.

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