What is the probability to find a four leafs clover among three leaf clover?

Answer 1

It has been estimated that there are approximately 10,000 three-leaf clovers for every four-leaf clover.

Answer 2

I have no idea what the probability is, but right now, I have in my hand an envelope containing 47 four leaf clovers, found in a 4 month period by my daughter and I in the same patch of clover. I have saved them for 3 years now, and have never seen another. It has to be some kind of genetic deformity, the retarded clovers, or something, but they're cool!!!!

Answer 3

The only way to know the probablity is to first know how many 3 leaf clovers are in the field and how many 4 leaf clovers are in the field.

Answer 4

Very rare I would say. Almost once in a lifetime. My friend and I found two, four leaf clovers in an old bible story book.

Answer 5

well my friend found a 4 leaf clover but the fourth leaf was like underneath the other three leafs

Answer 6

they do exist, ive even found a 5 leaf clover before

Answer 7

they are seen reliable success, for the reason that's a uncommon mutation, and perplexing to come across. I as quickly as had a patch in my backyard that had many 4 leaf clovers (lobes), yet whilst that distinctive plant died over iciness, the hot patch did no longer have the 4 lobes.

Answer 8

We in Iidia have a similar plant known as 'palas'. They have so consistently been found to have only three leaves that it has become a proverb that if it is palas it must have only three leaves. And yet occasionally but rarely a palas plant with four leaves is found . Same must be the case with clover.

Answer 9

Depends on the population of clover. I found one once as a child.

Answer 10

if you look hard enough (in a clover field) 1-2 in every 10-20 square feet. has been my experience as a kid,but no longer have the desire to look any more