Azolla in Rice Farming Quiz

Through a symbiotic relationship with rice plants

Through the cyanobacterium Anabaena azolla in its dorsal leaves (correct)

By attracting nitrogen-fixing insects to its leaves

By absorbing nitrogen from the water through its roots

Providing shade for ducks and fish, increasing weed growth, and reducing rice production

Controlling weeds and pests, reducing chemical fertilizer use, and sustaining rice production (correct)

Enhancing soil aeration, increasing the need for chemical fertilizers, and attracting pests

Serving as food for ducks and fish, increasing the use of chemical fertilizers, and reducing rice production

Due to its ability to attract beneficial microorganisms to the soil

Because it acts as a natural pesticide and herbicide

Due to its high nitrogen-fixing capacity, rapid multiplication, and quick nutrient release (correct)

Because it requires minimal water and sunlight to grow

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