If you were going to try to get non-legumes to nodulate for the nutritional benefit of the plants,which part of the plants would you work on modifying?

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Nodulation occurs between the roots of legumes and nitrogen-fixing bacteria like Rhizobium, resulting in increased availability of nitrogen to the plant. Non-legumes typically do not have this relationship, so to attempt to get non-legumes to nodulate, one would need to modify the roots to make them more receptive to nitrogen-fixing bacteria.

If You Were Going to Try to Get Non-Legumes to Nodulate