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Why are bean plants can increase soil's fat,so that can also increase other plant's production? thanks!

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I'm afraid your question is a bit hard to penetrate at present -- what do you mean by increasing "soil's fat"?
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their root nodules increase the soil's nitrogen by fixing atmospheric nitrogen. that increases the soil's fertility so that the next crop has a head start
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