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The 17 pages that link to Root nodule, each with the reason it gives.

• Nitrogen fixationBroader topic: Nodules provide a controlled habitat for symbiotic fixation.

• NitrogenBroader topic: It creates the plant–microbe setting where atmospheric nitrogen becomes biologically available.

• FabaceaeBroader topic: Nodules are the structures where many legumes host nitrogen-fixing bacteria.

• RhizobiumBroader topic: Rhizobium establishes the compartment where bacterial nitrogen fixation occurs.

• RootBroader topic: Nodules are the sites of symbiotic nitrogen fixation in legumes.

• AlfalfaBroader topic: Alfalfa nodules are the sites where its bacterial partners fix nitrogen.

• FrankiaBroader topic: Frankia occupies specialized nodules where bacterial nitrogen fixation supplies the plant.

• Pigeon peaBroader topic: Pigeon pea’s nitrogen-fixing bacteria live in these structures.

• Alnus rubraBroader topic: Red alder's nodules house Frankia bacteria that fix atmospheric nitrogen.

• LablabBroader topic: Lablab roots can develop nodules through symbiosis with rhizobia.