Plants {bed plant} can be ground cover.
Seeds can sprout soon after planting {domesticated plant}|, but wild-plant seeds sprout over longer periods. Domesticated plants make no seeds, self-reproduce, or reproduce near each other, to preserve mutations. Wild plants makes seeds and spread out. Domesticated plants have mutations specific to harvesting. Domesticated peas mutate the pea-pod-popping gene to keep peas in pods. Domesticated wheat mutates the wheat-stalk-breaking gene to keep wheat on stalks.
Plants {legume}| {pulse, legume} can include alfalfa and white, red, crimson, and alsike clovers.
Legumes include bitter vetch in Mesopotamia, peas in Mesopotamia, chickpeas in Mesopotamia, cowpeas in Sahel, groundnuts in Sahel, peanuts in Andes and Amazon, lentils in Mesopotamia, lima beans in Andes, beans in Mesoamerica and Andes and Amazon, tepary beans in Mesoamerica, scarlet runner beans in Mesoamerica, soybeans in China, adzuki beans in China, mung beans in China, and hyacinth beans in India.
Legumes include black and green gram in India.
bacteria
Rhizobium bacteria are symbiotic with legumes and convert atmospheric nitrogen gas to nitrates and nitrites.
Seed plants {tree, plant} can include angiosperms and conifers.
Reeds, papyrus, sedge, lotus, and water hyacinth {water plant} grow in water.
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