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A. decomposing complex organic material and building humus in the topsoil
B. releasing excess Nitrogen into the water
C. fixing atmospheric Nitrogen into the soil in a chemical form plants can use
D. weathering bedrock into soil particles such as clay, sand, and silt
E. performing photosynthesis


Answer: C. fixing atmospheric Nitrogen into the soil in a chemical form plants can use

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