Abstract: In this work, the deterministic model which describes the dynam- ics of interaction between two legumes has been defined. The motivation and benefits of stabilizing this system of complex model equations of continuous nonlinear first order ordinary differential equations in the field of agriculture has been clearly well posed. We will expect this pioneering research to form a bench mark collaboration between modellers and crop science experts.
Keywords: and phrases. Steady-State Solutions, Stability, Legumes.
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