Trifolium alexandrinum L. Egyptian clover · Agricultural
also searched as: мириам 2
10 August 2026
The Miriam variety is intended for use as an annual forage crop. It is used for grazing, hay harvesting, and obtaining green mass. The plant is also valuable as an intermediate crop for improving soil fertility due to its ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen.
The crop is thermophilic and prefers a mild climate. The plants have an upright growth habit, reaching a height of 30–70 cm. The variety is distinguished by its ability to regrow after mowing and adapts well to heavy clay soils in the absence of excessive moisture or acidity.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 017086_A 017086
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