How do leguminous plants help in soil fertility
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Leguminous plants have a bacteria present in their root nodules which is known an rhizobium. It is a natural nitrogen fixing agent which converts inorganic nitrous to a form that can be easily absorbed by plants, and hence make the soil rich in nitrogen and fertile.
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Leguminous plants have root nodules that contain nitrogen fixing bacteria. A symbiotic relationship between the plant and rhizobium gives rise to these. These bacteria convert atmospheric nitrogen into forms that are usable by the plants such as ammonia. They restore the lost nitrogen content of the soil. h
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