Alex

Egyptian clover 'Alex' (Trifolium alexandrinum), also known as Alexandrian clover or berseem, is an annual plant with white-cream inflorescence coloration and a height ranging from 30 to 60 cm. The plant features an upright bush, medium-thick stems with short internodes in the early flowering phase, as well as light-green, long, and wide elliptical leaflets without pubescence. This variety is distinguished by its early flowering time and ability to develop rapidly under sufficient warmth, allowing for 3-4 cuttings per season.

Clover 'Alex' prefers limed soils and grows poorly on acidic and heavy soils. It is resistant to diseases and possesses high forage value, making it in demand for use in hay and green mass. Thanks to its ability to bind atmospheric nitrogen with the help of root nodule bacteria, this variety improves soil fertility and effectively suppresses weeds, allowing it to be used as an intermediate cover crop.

Due to its agronomic and forage qualities, clover 'Alex' is an excellent choice for agricultural lands where rapid recovery of green mass and soil structure improvement are required. Its high productivity and resistance to unfavorable conditions make this variety in demand among farmers seeking to increase forage production efficiency and improve the ecological state of lands.