Question

multiple - choice question
plants get nitrogen from...
absorption of nitrogen in the soil using their roots
absorption of water
consuming other living things
decay and decomposition
photosynthesis
rewatch

Explanation:

Plants absorb nitrogen in the soil (in the form of nitrates) through their roots. Water absorption mainly provides water (not nitrogen). Plants are autotrophs and do not consume other living things. Decay and decomposition are part of the nitrogen cycle but not how plants get nitrogen. Photosynthesis is about converting light energy, carbon dioxide, and water into glucose and oxygen, not about nitrogen uptake.

Answer:

absorption of nitrogen in the soil using their roots