### plant | tracheophyte | herb | clover:

Subterranean clover
* has partial tolerance to the herbicide bromoxynil.
* is at a competitive disadvantage to aerial seeding plants.

### plant | tracheophyte | herb | clover:

White clover
* Most white clover becomes weeds
  - is classified as clover
  - occurs in pasture
  - produces stems
* Some white clover has petioles
  - soil nutrient requirements
* broadleaf perennial that used to be included in grass seed mixes.
* can also be no-till seeded into existing grass pastures
  - cause bloat in ruminants when they graze clover-rich swards or pure clover
  - withstand both continuous stocking and rotational grazing
* contains twice as much magnesium as timothy.
* establishes slowly but has vigorous growth once well established.
* grows mostly in temperate regions
  - well on sites that are too wet for either red clover or alfalfa
* has a circumboreal distribution
  - high potential for bloating
  - poor tolerance to flooding
  - shallow root system which make it intolerant of droughty soils
  - several soil nutrient requirements for satisfactory establishment and growth
  - common in horse pasture mixes
  - distributed throughout the United States
  - grown for livestock grazing, soil improvement, and erosion control
  - highly palatable whether as silage, hay or when grazed at a leafy stage
  - in full bloom and very prevalent in many lawns
  - native to Europe and Asia, but has become naturalized in much of the United States
* is one of the most nutritious forages available for milking cows
  - sensitive common species
  - raised as a winter annual in the South, where drought and diseases weaken stands
  - that little clover that shows up in lawn mixtures
  - used widely in renovation of permanent pastures lacking legumes
* low-growing perennial.
* needs adequate phosphorus and potassium for establishment, persistence and growth.
* nickel excluder.
* non-native clover that blooms throughout the summer and into the fall.
* occurs in most ecosystems
* shade tolerant, low-growing, perennial legume.
* shallow-rooted perennial that makes little growth during hot dry summer weather.
* smaller variety of the clover.
* stoloniferous plant with a shallow root system.
* thrives in climates.
* vary in growth height.
* widely used component in pastures around the world.

Cole
* Some coles have anatomies.
* includes cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* proposes that children, even infants, have the capacity to learn moral behavior.

### plant | tracheophyte | herb:

Coleus
* Most coleus grow fairly rapidly to their full summer size.
* are annual plants
  - great annual bedding plants for Louisiana's landscapes
  - herbs
  - low maintenance plants and easy to grow
  - low-maintenance plants that are easy to grow
* colorful annual that can be grown from seeds as a houseplant.
* comes a a wide range of leaf shapes and colors
  - in all shapes and sizes with terrific texture and vibrant color
* develops rich colors if shaded from afternoon sun.
* does well in the shade, as do begonias.
* has many varieties in a range of exciting leaf shades.
* is also popular because it tolerates some shading
  - easy to grow from seed
  - generally free from side effects
  - propagated by seed and cuttings
  - used in treatments to relieve glaucoma pressure within the eye
* often show their best color when grown a little lean.
* plant that's simplicity itself to grow from seed.