In the Three Sisters farming system, which outcome arises from interplanting maize with beans utilizing bacterial nitrogen fixation?

💡 Explanation

Increased nitrogen occurs because beans, via symbiotic *nitrogen fixation*, convert atmospheric nitrogen into usable forms, therefore nitrogen availability to maize increases, rather than causing blight or staking issues because nitrogen is directly consumed by the maize crops.

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