Long-day plant


This is a picture of clover. Clover is a long-day plant. Long-day plants are plants that bloom after they are exposed to light periods more than a censorious length. A good example of censorious length is summer. Clover develops as the daylight hours expand, making it a long-day plant. Clovers assist many ecosystems by balancing the nitrogen in the soil, helping other plants grow.





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