The variety was obtained as a result of six cycles of recurrent selection of the initial material. The key morphological feature is the complete absence of red pigmentation, which makes it the only registered variety of crimson clover with white flowers and seeds.
The plant belongs to the early or mid-early maturity group and demonstrates high resistance to diseases. The variety is adapted for cultivation on various soil types ranging from clay to sandy loam soils, requiring good surface drainage.
The crop is used as a forage plant for livestock grazing and hay harvesting, as a cover crop for nitrogen fixation and soil fertility improvement, as well as a honey plant and a resource for attracting wildlife.
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Countries of admission
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Variety registered as early as 2
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