Question

What are the Leguminous Plants.?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Leguminous is an adjective used to describe plants in the legume family, which includes the plants that produce some beans, peas, and lentils.

The word legume most commonly refers to the edible seed pods of these plants (the beans, peas, lentils, and other things that they bear as fruit).

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Answer 2

Answer:

leguminous plant capable of growing on polluted sites in Saint-Laurent-Le-Minier. Leguminous plants are of great interest in agriculture. They are used in parallel with food crops to enrich the soil with natural fertilizers (ammonium). These natural fertilizers are in fact produced by bacteria found in the roots or rhizosphere of leguminous plants. Therefore, introducing leguminous plants while stimulating the growth of the associated bacteria on nutrient-poor land helps enrich the soil with natural fertilizers and promotes the growth of hyperaccumulating plants.