Übersetzung für "Weißklee" in Englisch

Some flowers such as white clover is also inedible.

White clover, we have used as low-growing, revande ground cover among the more tall herbs.

If any, alternative to white clover will pobegonosnaya bentgrass, which also forms a wonderful fluffy carpet.

The effect of such arrangements would be to enhance the use of certain set-aside land by the planting of crops such as broad beans, kidney beans, lentils, chick peas, lupin, vetch, alfalfa, fenugreek, sweet clover, clover, white clover, field beans, peas and others.

The grass in our meadows, white clover and vetch - currently neglected by the CAP - may provide satisfactory solutions for the safety of animal feed and human food.

The natural pasture is made up of wild perennial grasses and the cultivated pasture is mainly composed of white clover and subterranean clover.

In introducing the report on the white clover studies at Wexford, Ireland, it was pointed out that one way to resolve the problem of over-production in European agriculture was to adopt a strategy of reduced output from existing farmland.

In the case of seed multiplication, the target crops will be sorghum, white clover and other forage plants, expecially le gumes, for pasture use in dry areas.

Various further reports and surveys have been accomplished and, as a result, the expert group recom­mended to the Commission that priority should be given to studies on the production of sorghum, white clover and fodder legumes seed in the areas concerned.

Knuthenlund's fields comprise a total of 650 hectares, planted with animal feed and Öland wheat, spelt, common wheat, rye, oats, barley, white clover, green peas for Ardo/Frigodan A/S, winter broad beans and oilseed radishes for the seed.

A close view of Western honey bee or European honey bee (Apis mellifera, genus Apis) pollinating white clover flower on green background.

Detailed closeup of European honey bee (Apis mellifera, genus Apis) pollinating white clover blossom on green background.

The actual mixture that we have high hopes of looks as follows: 2 parts white clover, 4 parts oljerättika, 4 parts buckwheat, 1 the honungsfacelia, 2 parts subclover, 2 parts caraway, 2 parts alfalfa.

By smaller growth, lower cutting intensity and warmer microclimate (faster development) for example Polyommatus icarus and Colias hyale (both often feeding on white clover) could spread into intensive meadows (e.g. near Memmingen in southern Germany).

The soil may be compacted (indicated by the presence of common plantain), greasy and damp (daisies and dandelions), very poor (white clover), or too acidic (moss).

The White Dutch Clover also has one peculiarity which makes it ideal for the project: Its leaves are prone to abnormality.

Clover has nodules on its roots where it fixes stabilized atmospheric nitrogen.

The effect of strip seeding of white clover on a sward under continuous stocking of heifers was studied in the Jizerské hory Mountains over five years (1993–1997).

They have an extensive line-up of different types of honey: white clover, cinnamon, honey with pomegranate extract, sacred fig, buckwheat, lotus, and honey containing royal jelly and propolis (aka bee glue--a resinous mixture that honey bees collect from tree buds, sap flows, or other botanical sources).

White Clover (Trifolium repens) is a living mulch and will carpet any open spaces between your other plants aiding water penetration and soil friability.

There we have put in a lot of green manure (white clover, buckwheat, alfalfa, hag tooth etc.) and planted alders, so that it will eventually become good soil it too.

I have in our forest garden in Rågdalen, Stockholm, who is in 6:th year, completely ignored the fact that the eradication of land weeds, it's not possible (but certainly as a bunch of wild flowers and white clover during construction, it is the prime sense to do so for fussy).

The main forage legumes now grown in northern Europe include white clover (in mixtures with grass), red clover, lucerne (alfalfa), birdsfoot trefoil, sainfoin and goatsrue (Galega officinalis).

We have used a large proportion of nitrogen-fixing plants in our seed mixtures, such as white clover (CLOVER), alfalfa (Medicago sativa) or yellow sötväppling (Melilotus officinalis).