Role of pulses as fertilisers in detail
they fix the atmospheric nitrogen and change them into soluble form( nitrate and nitrite) so that plants can take them easily from soil through roots. in return they get shelter and food from plants. so they both live in symbiotic relationship. thus due to this legumes, nitrogen is added into the soil which acts as fertilisers.
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Pulses are leguminous plants. Roots of leguminous plants have bacteria such as rhizobium which helps in nitrogen fixation which is then used by the plants. I hope so this information is helpful for you.
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Leguminous Plants help in nitrogen fixing as they contain a special type of bacteria name ribozomes. The plant provides shelter and food to the bacteria fixes nitrogen which is available in free state. These plant transfer oxygen to the soil.
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legumes or leguminous plants are plants which have root nodules in them. certain bacterias named rhizobium lives in this nodules.