“…Despite the predominance of small‐leaf white clover in perennial Southeastern pastures, breeding efforts have produced large‐leaf germplasm, such as Brown Loam Synthetic No. 2 (Knight et al, 1988) and Southern Regional Virus Resistant (Gibson et al, 1989), and cultivars, such as Tillman, Regal, and Osceola (Williams, 1987) selected primarily for superior yield and disease resistance, often in clipped plots. However, under continuous cattle stocking in a mixed grass species pasture typical of the southeast USA, Osceola, Louisiana S‐1, Brown Loam Synthetic No.…”