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The reason why the winged bean can thrive on poor soil is because their roots house bacteria that can turn atmospheric nitrogen into fertilizer.

is because their roots house bacteria that can turn
is because its roots house bacteria which can turn
is that their roots house bacteria turning
is that its roots house bacteria that can turn
being that its roots house bacteria and can turn


Why is "b" wrong.


Agree with D. rest are redundanto r unidiomatic.
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The reason why the winged bean can thrive on poor soil is that its roots house bacteria that can turn atmospheric nitrogen into fertilizer.



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