[DOC] [TLE] Georgia Forages: Legume Species | Publications | UGA Extension [PAR] Nov 4, 2008 ... Legume species add significantly to forage systems in Georgia. ... Arrowleaf will 
often exhibit symptoms of stress (e.g., purpling of the leaves) in ... Crimson clover 
often serves as a benchmark for other cool season annual legumes. ... common 
vetch) are sometimes used in Georgia forage systems, with hairy... [DOC] [TLE] Summarize the distinctive physical characteristics of legumes ... [PAR] Leaves Legume leaf shapes are very different from grasses and have many ... In 
order to make the identification of legumes easier, we can start with four ... The 
common trifoliums used as forage are: white, red, crimson, subterranean, alsike, 
and berseem clover. Remember that burr and the sweet clovers are not true 
clovers. [DOC] [TLE] Clover | Backwoods Home Magazine [PAR] Sometimes they're so elusive, like the leprechaun, it seems they don't exist. ... 
Even if we can't find a four-leaf clover or a leprechaun, we're still lucky. ... All 
legumes, like clover, are able to take free nitrogen from the air to fix in nodules on 
their roots, ... One ounce each of Ladino, white Dutch, red, and crimson clover 
seeds. [DOC] [TLE] How to Grow Watermelon - Harvest to Table [PAR] Mar 22, 2009 ... Melon seed will germinate in 10 days at 65F. Watermelons grow ... hill when 
seedlings have developed three or four true leaves (or set 2 or ... that can cause 
leaf spots, leaf drop, wilting and sometimes death. ... Round, striped: Crimson 
Sweet (80-96 days); Navajo Sweet (90 days); Super Sweet (90 days). [DOC] [TLE] The Who's Who of The Clovers - Purdue University [PAR] May 20, 2009 ... In forages, clovers are often the legume component in legume/grass mixtures. ... 
soil erosion and yet other pesky clovers can be found in our lawns. ... an aquatic 
plant that resembles a clover with four leaves but is not ... to the U.S. Sweet 
clovers, white clover, and crimson clover, have all been introduced. [DOC] [TLE] A practical guide to Green Manures - Cotswold Seeds [PAR] ... viable way to cut input costs. 4. 5. Left: Grazing rye and vetch. Below: 
Harvesting wheat ... Green manure can improve soil structure ... In addition, a leaf 
canopy offers very good ... Non-legumes can be used to 'hold' ... (or Ryegrass/
Vetch). Mustard, Crimson/Red/. Persian/Sweet Clover. Legume ...... Pigeons can 
sometimes. [DOC] [TLE] Clover - Wikipedia [PAR] Clover or trefoil are common names for plants of the genus Trifolium consisting of 
about 300 ... Other closely related genera often called clovers include Melilotus (
sweet clover) ... Honeybees can also pollinate clover, and beekeepers are often 
in heavy ... Clovers occasionally have four leaflets, instead of the usual three. [DOC] [TLE] Clovers - DeLange Seed [PAR] All legumes bear fruit in the form of a pod containing seeds. .... When plowed 
under, sweet clover can provide up to 100 lbs. of nitrogen per acre to succeeding 
crops. ... Ladino clover is well suited to the eastern 1/4 of Kansas. ... Crimson 
clover may produce abundant quanties of seed, but it differs from many other 
forage... [DOC] [TLE] Sweet Clovers - Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education [PAR] Sweet Clovers ... Type: biennial, summer annual or winter annual legume ... 
Biennial yellow sweetclover can produce up to 24 inches of vegetative growth ..... 
Turn in livestock when the clover reaches 4 inches tall, let them graze for several 
... Kill at mid- to full bloom, leave fallow over summer, then plant wheat again in 
fall. [DOC] [TLE] Cover Crop Basics - Rodale's Organic Life [PAR] Jul 8, 2015 ... Planting a cover crop will suppress weeds, build productive soil, and ... "Birds 
sometimes eat the seeds if they are too close to the surface," says ... luck with 
delayed interplantings of yellow blossom sweet clover with lettuce and onions. ... 
the benefits of a

Question: This legume can be "crimson", "sweet" &, occasionally, four-leafed
Answer: clover