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Mitochondria are the site of both aerobic and anaerobic respiration

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  • What are the names of free living aerobic and anaerobic nitrogen fixation bacteria respectively?

    A
    Rhizobium - Clostridium
    B
    Azotobacter - Clostridium
    C
    Azotobacter - Agrobacterium
    D
    Agrobacterium - Clostridium
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