Trifolium

Araneus trifolium perhaps?

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Hey Kiwigirl, Did you ever get any results? I am doing the same scenario now on golf courses. I definately think you will cease the infestation of clover by adding nitrogen. I am guessing Nitrogen is your control? You might also want to look into dropping the Phosphorus in the soil. I am positive th...

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... species Rothia 1 species Schotia 1 species Senna 8 species Sesbania 9 species Stylosanthes 1 species Sutherlandia 1 species Tephrosia 17 species Trifolium 1 species Trigonella 2 species Tylosema 2 species Vicia 2 species Vigna 5 species Xerocladia 1 species Xeroderris 1 species Zornia 2 species ...

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... blood group O ----------------- Now there's the next exercise which took me days to understand... It reads: "Some plants of the white clover Trifolium repends produce hydrogen cyanide (HCN) when damaged and are sai to be cyanogenic. Acyanogenic plants do not produce HCN. Cyanogenesis depends ...

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... Nitrogen fixation improves the nitrogen content of soil lessening the need for fertilisers. Therefore, when Nitrogen fertilizers are used on Trifolium repens , it often has an adverse effect on the plant and if too potent, kills it all together. I hope this clarifies my hypothesis a bit better

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