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trifolium
/ traɪˈfəʊlɪəm /
noun
- any leguminous plant of the temperate genus Trifolium , having leaves divided into three leaflets and dense heads of small white, yellow, red, or purple flowers: includes the clovers and trefoils
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Word History and Origins
Origin of trifolium1
C17: from Latin, from tri- + folium leaf
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Example Sentences
The biological meaning of the curious structure of the leaves of Trifolium resupinatum remains a riddle.
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Trifolium saxatile cespitosum (Nagad) is sown on the best meadows for green fodder.
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The farmers call it trifolium, probably Trifolium incarnatum.
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Trifolium and Lotus have also been given among other food plants.
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Trifolium with a monopetalous flower, of a white colour, (T. pratense).
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