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ActiveTrifolium ambiguum M. Bieb. · Caucasian clover
Jadwiga Andrzejewska
10 August 2026
The variety was bred from the American variety "Cossack" through crossing with hexaploid ecotypes. Plants possess a semi-spreading habit, medium stem thickness, and large leaves with distinct white markings.
The plant forms conical pink-and-white inflorescences, which are attractive to pollinating insects. Due to the presence of underground rhizomes, the variety is distinguished by high hardiness.
In terms of forage quality, it surpasses white clover. It is recommended for meadow and pasture mixtures; inoculation with rhizobia is required for sowing.
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