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fruit composed of a single carpel, typically dry, several -seeded and dehiscing down both sides of the fruit (like a green bean or pea)
Ãâó: web.grinnell.edu/individuals/mottll/glossary.htm
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| legume |
A large family of plants including annuals, perennials, shrubs, trees and vines. These include plants for food, medicine, timber and pesticides. All bear pea seeds in pods any many have colonies of bacteria on their roots which extract nitrogen from the soil and convert it to compounds useful as food for other plants. An example of this process is Clover. Other legumes include, edible Peas and Beans, Sweet Peas, Acacia and the Silk Tree (Albizia).
Ãâó: www.garden-advice.user.xirium.com/knowledge/glossa...
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| legume |
Any of the plants of the order Fabales (including peas, soybeans, and clover) important in nitrogen fixation. Legumes develop bacteria-harboring root nodules; from atmospheric nitrogen, the bacteria form compounds that can be taken up by plants and animals.
Ãâó: www.americanbirding.org/resources/shadecoffee/glos...
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