The World of Clovers contains the world of true clovers—a world inhabited by more than 200 species of forage.

Valuable as feed for livestock and wildlife, clovers also offer an attractive form of erosion control.

The forms and growth habits of clovers are extremely diverse, with habitats ranging from sea level to mountains and wet areas to semi-deserts. The variations offer myriad possibilities for use beyond the more commonly cultivated species.

The World of Clovers and accompanying CD-ROM present the following information:

• Botanical name
• Common name
• Detailed description of stipules, leaflets, heads, flowers and pods
• Lifespan
• Flowering period
• Habitat
• Distribution

Descriptions are presented alphabetically by species name and enhanced by beautiful color photographs of the plants and their seeds on the fully searchable CD-ROM.

Botanists, agronomists, horticulturists, soil conservationists, landscape specialists, and gardeners will regard the information in The World of Clovers and CD-ROM set as the definitive reference about an important group of plants.

Contents

Presented in alphabetical order by species name.

Also available The World of Clovers CD-ROM

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