Red Clover, Also Known as Red Clover and Red Holland, Is Native to Asia and Southwestern Europe and Is One of the Most Important Forages in Marine Climate Areas Such as Europe, Eastern United States and New Zealand. It Is Cultivated in Yunnan, Guizhou, Hunan, Hubei, Jiangxi, Sichuan, Xinjiang and Other Provinces and Autonomous Regions in China, and Has Wild Distribution. Red Clover Is Suitable for Planting in Low Temperature Pluvial Region of Subtropical High Mountains in China. There Are Many Excellent Varieties of Red Clover That Adapt to Different Environments and Can Be Selected According to Local Conditions.
Morphological Characteristics
the Main Root Is Obvious, and the Soil Is Not Deep. the Rhizome Is 2/3 Points Distributed in the 30cm Deep Topsoil Layer, and the Lateral Root Is Developed.

Red Clover (16 Pieces). There Are Many Nodules. The Stem Is round, Hollow, Upright Or Oblique, 90~150cm Long and Has Strong Branches. Generally, There Are 10~15, and More Can Reach 30, Forming Strong Plant Bushes before Flowering. Palmately Triphyllous Compound Leaves. Gathered at the Tip of the Petioles; the Petioles Are 3-10cm Long, the Leaflets Are Oval Or Oblong, 3-6cm Long, 2-3.5cm Wide, the Base Is Slightly Wider, and the Apex Is Relatively Narrow, the Leaf Surface Has Grayish White Inverted "V"-Shaped Stripes and Entire Border; Nose Pad Membrane, Relatively Large, about 2cm Long, with Purple Veins, Most of Which Are Connected to Petioles, and the Apex Is Sharply Separated; each Part of Stem and Leaf Has Fuzz. Head-Shaped Racemes, Gathering Branches Slightly Or Axillary Small Pedicels, Many Small Flowers, Often 35~150 Flowers, Red Or Bright Mauve, Different Flowers Are Pink. Sepals Are Membrane, Hairy, Bell-Shaped, with 5 Sharp Teeth and 1 Long. Pods Are Small and Transverse, Each Pod Contains 1 Seed, Kidney-Shaped Or Oval Or Nearly Triangular, Yellowish Brown Or Purple, and Thousands of Seeds Weigh 1.5~2G.
Growth Habit
red Clover Likes Warm Humid Climate. It Is Not Too Hot in Summer and Not Too Cold in Winter. The Optimum Temperature Is 15 ~ 25℃, More than 35℃, Or Less than-15℃, Which Will Kill Red Clover. Winter Can Overwinter at about-8℃, While Summer Is Difficult If It Exceeds 35℃. The Rainfall Is Required to Be 1000~2000mm. It Is Not Resistant to Drought and Has Strict Soil Requirements. It Is Most Suitable for Growth at PH 6~7. If the PH Value Is Lower than 6, Lime Should Be Applied to Mediate the Acidity of the Soil. Red Clover Is Not Resistant to Waterlogging, it Should Be Planted in a Well-Drained Plot.