In what ways might bacteria contribute to the success of a garden in which pea plants are growing?

Answer 1

in what ways might bacteria contribute to the success of a garden in which pea plants are growing.... answer: 1.the soil and peas provided the bacteria food...

2. the garden probably gets watered and there's oxygen and the soil and peas for food... everything bacteria need to survive 3. if those weren't right then i have no clue what it is ** i hope I'm right **(:

Answer 2

Decomposers are "nature's recyclers." They return basic chemicals to the environment for other living things to reuse. For example, the leaves of many trees die in autumn and drop to the ground. Decomposing bacteria spend the next months breaking down the chemicals in the dead leaves. The broken-down chemicals mix with the soil and can then be absorbed by the roots of nearby plants.

Another type of recycling bacteria, called nitrogen-fixing bacteria, help plants survive. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria live in the soil and in swellings on the roots of certain plants, such as peanut, pea, and soybean. These helpful bacteria convert nitrogen gas from the air into nitrogen products that plants need to grow. On their own, plants cannot use nitrogen present in the air. Therefore, nitrogen-fixing bacteria are vital to the plants' survival.