White Clover

(Trifolium repens L.)

It is a perennial plant, valued in agriculture for its ability to fix nitrogen from the atmosphere through symbiosis with nodulating bacteria, which contributes to enriching the soil with this essential nutrient. It is also a popular choice for pastures because it is resistant to trampling and provides high-quality fodder for livestock. Its presence in fields not only supports other crops but also attracts diverse insects, including bees that benefit from its nectar. Therefore, white clover is an important component of agricultural ecosystems, supporting both plant production and biodiversity.