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Question: Does the clover planted in a mix with cereal grains continuously provide nitrogen that the grains can also use? Or does the nitrogen fixing ability of the clover plant provide nitrogen only to the clover? I know clover is often used as a cover crop that is then tilled under to provide nitrogen to a cereal grain planted over it, but can the clover provide nitrogen to a cereal grain while the clover is still alive? I'm no botanist, but I think the benefit of nitrogen fixation for other plants is only after the clover dies. That is what I am assuming as well. Yes this is part of the nitrogen cycle. You could also consider it a green manure process. Legumes are just very efficient at removing nitrogen from the soil and air due to their relationship with nitrogen fixing bacteria. When they die it is released.
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