Why are cyanobacteria considered useful in paddy fields?

  • A
    They act as biofertilisers by fixing atmospheric nitrogen.
  • B
    They act as pesticides to kill harmful insects.
  • C
    They increase the soil pH to make it alkaline.
  • D
    They help in the decomposition of chemical fertilizers.

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$(ii)$ $Rhizobium$
$(iii)$ Root nodules of leguminous plants
$(iv)$ Cyanobacteria
$(v)$ Roots of higher plants
$(vi)$ Paddy fields

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