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clover brings fertility to the land

The clover is a plant well known. All we know distinguish among the other herbs in the meadows and gardens. Well this is a very important plant, not only for its extensive use as a fodder plant, but also because because the land where it grows acquire certain properties that enrich the soil and after some years offers higher fertility.
Their roots are small bumps that contain a special bacteria capable of absorbing nitrogen from the atmosphere and fix them to the ground. Since nitrogenous substances are the most used by plants, the land that has experienced the beneficial effects of clover roots will be automatically be more suitable than other land for further cultivation.

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