0 a small plant with three round leaves on each stem, often fed to cows --
1 a small plant with three round, green leaves that are joined together --
The biggest part of such emerged thistles was covered by the already fast developed clover plants.
The organic rotation wheat-sweet clover will be more profitable than wheat-fallow in the long term, but will be less profitable than continuous wheat.
In 2000-2001, our western wheatgrass also contained some volunteer sweet clover, which decreased forage quality and reduced perennial grass yield.
Any crop regrowth or volunteer crop was left to grow, as well as any sweet clover, and used for winter grazing or soil cover.
Two varieties of clover were measured, large and small-leafed.
Unlike spotted alfalfa aphid, vein chlorosis was not observed after spotted clover aphid feeding in this experiment.
Why do they plant clover with the grass?
He sampled 50 white clover clones from a grid covering the whole field.
