Which outcome during phosphorus starvation triggers nitrogen fixation enzymes?

💡 Explanation

Phosphorus starvation reduces available ATP, leading to downregulation of ribosome synthesis using nitrogen; because nitrogen demand for new ribosomes declines, nitrogen fixation upregulates to utilize excess, producing ammonia rather than lacking usable forms. Downregulation prevents resource waste, therefore benefiting the whole cell.

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