Pasture Improvement and Management - D.B. Johnstone-Wallace

FIGURE 15. A SINGLE PLANT OF WILD WHITE CLOVER, SHOWING TAPROOT, CREEPING STEMS ROOTING AT NODES, AND NODULES

FIGURE 16. KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS AND WILD WHITE CLOVER
Left . A plot of Kentucky bluegrass and wild white clover grown together. Right: A plot of Kentucky bluegrass grown alone. Note the difference in color and in amount of herbage

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