Plants in the Fabaceae family (legumes) fix their own nitrogen. Examples of plants in the Fabaceae family are
Alfalfa, Beans, Clovers, Chickpeas, Indigo, Lentils, Lupine, and Licorice.
Are there any plants that fix their own nitrogen?
I know that most nitrogen is fixed through industrial processes and bacterial symbiotic relationships. However, are there any plants that can fix their own atmospheric nitrogen?
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