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Clover, also known as clover, is a perennial leguminous plant widely used for creating neat lawns and decorating garden plots. It is known for its low maintenance requirements and its ability to give the plot an aesthetic appearance thanks to its bright flowers, which emit a pleasant fragrance after rain or in the evening. In addition to its decorative qualities, clover has useful properties: its nectar-rich flowers contribute to the production of medicinal honey, and its green mass serves as nutritious feed for livestock. Red clover reaches an average height of 40 to 65 cm and is characterized by a high protein content (15-16%) in its green mass and hay, as well as a significant amount of minerals and vitamins. In terms of vitamin content, it surpasses many other perennial and annual grasses. The hay yield is 30-40 centners per hectare. Clover is widely used in pure stands for obtaining cultural stems, hay production, green feed, and grass flour, making it a valuable component of agricultural feed. Additionally, clover is used for planting in small strips on vegetable gardens, which helps attract pollinators and improve vegetable yields. Due to its resilience and useful properties, clover is a versatile plant that not only decorates the area but also provides practical benefits in agriculture and animal husbandry.