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The function of leg haemoglobin in the root nodules of legumes is:
Options
(a) inhibition of nitrogenase activity
(b) oxygen removal
(c) nodule differentiation
(d) expression of nif gene
Correct Answer:
oxygen removal
Explanation:
Leghaemoglobin is the haemoglonin like red pigments found in root nodules of legumes and reported to function as an oxygen-carrying pigment in symbiotic nitrogen fixation.
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