Which mechanism causes increased plant growth when legumes cultivate soil?

💡 Explanation

Nitrogen fixation by rhizobia converts atmospheric nitrogen into ammonia usable by legumes. This improves available nitrogen, benefiting plant growth therefore increased biomass occurs rather than other unrelated, symbiotic interactions or nutrient exchanges.

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