Biochemical analysis of Medicago Sativa - Results

I sent some alfalfa leaves ( medicago sativa ) to a friend for a typical biochemical analysis.
The results are back, with some interesting results on the amino acids content. Many trace substances were found but it was too small to be significant, or to be verified accurately. I have truncated some information which is totally irrelevant. Note the high arginine and lysine content.

Nutritional content
65.2% H2O(aqua)
5.7g protein
0.3g fat
7.0g carbohydrate
2.9g fiber

Mineral analysis ( >0.1mg )
12.8mg Calcium
50.2mg Phosphorus
5.3mg Iron
0.1mg Thiamine
0.1mg Riboflavin
0.1mg Niacin
219mg Ascorbic acid / Vitamin C
6.19mg Beta Carotene
0.15mg Thiamine
0.43mg Niacin
0.43mg Riboflavin
9.0mg Alpha-tocopherol
0.008mg Folic acid

Amino content
5.5g arginine
1.1g histidine
3.2g lysine
1.2g tryptophan
9.1g phenylalanine
3.3g methionine
4.9g threonine
8.9g leucine
2.3g isoleucine
5.9g valine


Other substances
Choline and Betaine. ( >0.05mg )
Vitamin B12 and Vitamin K ( >0.1nanograms )
Barium, Chromium, Cobalt, Copper, Iron, Manganese, Molybdenum, Strontium, Tin, Titanium, zinc ( unverifiable )
Aadenine, adenosine, cytidine, guanine, guanosine, inosine, xanthine, pyrimidine, isocytosine