nonlegume
- adjective
- /ˌnɒnˈlɛɡjuːm/
- Specialized
- Wheat is a common nonlegume crop grown in rotation with soybeans.
Examples
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The scientist compared the nitrogen content of nonlegume and legume plants in the experiment.
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Corn is a nonlegume crop that is widely cultivated.
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Farmers often plant a nonlegume after harvesting a legume to balance soil nutrients.
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Many farmers prefer nonlegume plants for their resilience.
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Wheat is a common nonlegume crop grown in rotation with soybeans.
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Farmers often plant a nonlegume after harvesting a legume to balance soil nutrients.
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Corn is a nonlegume crop that is widely cultivated across the Midwest.
Antonyms
How Leguminous
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonlegume is made of non- 'not' and legume 'bean' or 'pea' plants that often help the soil, so a nonlegume crop describes a plant that is not a legume, like wheat or corn.