If you wanted non-legumes to nodulate for the nutritional benefit of the plants, which part of the non-legumes would you work on?

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Nodulation occurs when rhizobia bacteria colonize the roots of legume plants and form nodules. Non-legumes typically do not have this symbiotic relationship with rhizobia, but with genetic modifications, it may be possible to introduce this trait. Therefore, to induce nodulation in non-legumes for nutritional benefit, the focus should be on modifying the roots to allow for nodulation by rhizobia.

If You Wanted Non-Legumes to Nodulate for the Nutritional Benefit