Question

Why do farmers grow a leguminous crop in between two main crops explain​

Answer 1

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FARMERS GROW A LEGUMINOUS PLANT OR CROP IN BETWEEN TWO MAIN CROPS BECAUSE LEGUMINOUS PLANT WHICH CONTENT RHIZOBIUM AND RHIZOBIUM FIXES NITROGEN IN THE SOIL WHICH IS BENEFICIAL FOR OTHER TWO MAIN CROPS.

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Answer 2

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Leguminous plants have nitrogen fixing bacteria at their root nodules. these bacteria take up atmospheric nitrogen and convert them to nitrous compounds which are useful to plants thus increasing the fertility of the soil. this helps in the growth of other plants grown with the leguminous plants