Which adaptation ensures plants thrive in nitrogen-poor soils?

💡 Explanation

Nodule formation ensures plant survival in nitrogen-poor soils because symbiotic bacteria perform nitrogen fixation, converting atmospheric nitrogen into usable forms. The plant uses this fixed nitrogen to produce proteins rather than relying solely on soil nitrogen availability.

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