### plant | tracheophyte | herb:

Clover
* Most clover attracts bees
  - beneficial insects
  - contains substances
* Most clover has enzymes
  - leaves
* Most clover has little flowers
  - white flowers
  - organic matter
  - proteins
  - ranges
  - red flowers
  - is classified as clover
  - mites invade structures
  - occurs in pasture
* Most clover produces biomass
  - mature seeds
  - clovers can cause bloat, also
* Some clover contains enzymes.
* Some clover grows for several years
* Some clover grows in areas
  - mixture
  - on ranges
* Some clover has drought tolerance
  - petioles
  - poor drought tolerance
  - soil nutrient requirements
  - have the small,dry fruit and usually contains one or two seeds
* Some clover helps prevent cancer
  - prostate cancer
  - produces flowers
* also provide food for wildlife including deer, rabbits, and game birds.
* are also a good autumn food source since they stay green late into the fall
  - among the most widely known and most important of cultivated legumes
  - hairy stemmed to prevent ants from easily climbing the stems
  - heavy Potassium feeders
  - highly palatable to livestock and are high in protein , phosphorus , and calcium
  - more colorful and attractive than grasses, especially when blooming
  - woolly aphid parasites
* becomes weeds.
* can also help aerate the soil, thus reducing concerns over soil compaction
  - be evergreen
  - live in it, and people can hunt for four leaf clovers in it
* have for a long time formed a staple crop for soiling
  - two types of life cycle
* improve soil characteristics by improving soil tilth.
* includes cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
  - vegetables
* increases availability.
* is bands
  - soft and slippery to walk on
* leaves with three to nine leaflets, illustrating a tendency to mutate.
* loves digging and laying in the sun.
* mites - Migrations of mites from lawns into the south sides of buildings begin on warm days.
* mites feed by sucking juice from plants
  - sap from various plants
  - on grasses and weeds, including clover but do no harm to turfgrass
* mites live and reproduce outdoors
  - in turfgrass and feed on plant fluids
* needs moisture
  - sufficient moisture
* occasionally have four leaflets, instead of the usual three.
* occasionally have leaves with four leaflets, instead of the usual three
  - leaves, instead of the usual three
* patch the ground then drain away.
  - honey with the lightest colour and the mildest flavour
  - long roots
* provide valuable nourishment in either the green or the dry stage.
* provides early spring nitrogen
* remains greener much longer than grasses do, in both drought and cold conditions.
* thrives in climates.
* uses energy.

### plant | tracheophyte | herb | clover:

Alsike clover
* is another non-native clover that grows throughout the summer and into the fall
  - believeed native to northerrn Europe
  - intermediate between red and white clover
  - known to cause two syndromes, photosensitization and big liver syndrome
  - quite tolerant of grazing
  - valuable both for pasture and hay on soils too wet or too acid for other clovers
* produces only one crop of hay each season.

Crimson clover
* Most crimson clover attracts beneficial insects
* Most crimson clover produces mature seeds
* Most crimson clover provides early spring nitrogen
* Some crimson clover grows in mixture.

Dutch clover
* Most dutch clover has flowers.
* Most dutch clover has little flowers
  - white flowers
* is the more common type and has little white flowers.

Ladino clover
* can be useful in re-establishment of legumes in predominantly grass sods.
* is less sensitive to winter damage by fall usage than is red clover or alfalfa
  - one forage crop that responds well to topdressed applications of phosphorus
* tall white clover but is easily killed by Ontario winters.