Leguminous forest trees,such as Locust,enrich the soil in nitrogen,to the benefit of non-nitrogen fixing plants growing nearby.

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Leguminous trees have root nodules that contain symbiotic bacteria that fix atmospheric nitrogen and convert it into a form that plants can use. This nitrogen is then released into the soil, enriching it and benefiting other nearby plants that do not have this ability. Locust is a leguminous tree, so this statement is true.

Leguminous Forest Trees,such as Locust,enrich the Soil in Nitrogen,to the Benefit