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bird's foot clover

 

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Noun bird's foot clover has 1 sense
  1. bird's foot trefoil, bird's foot clover, babies' slippers, bacon and eggs, Lotus corniculatus - European forage plant having claw-shaped pods introduced in America
    --1 is a kind of subshrub, suffrutex
    --1 is a member of Lotus, genus Lotus

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Bird's Foot Clover

Noun: A species of clover (Trifolium), known scientifically as Trifolium ornithopodioides, characterized by its unique leaf shape resembling a bird's foot.

Sense 1: Bird's Foot Clover is a leguminous plant that belongs to the pea family, native to Eurasia.

Example sentence: The lush green fields were adorned with beautiful patches of Bird's Foot Clover.

Sense 2: Bird's Foot Clover is a valuable forage plant commonly found in pastures and meadows, often used in mixtures for hay and grazing.

Example sentence: Farmers often include Bird's Foot Clover in their livestock's diet due to its high nutritional value.

Sense 3: Bird's Foot Clover is a popular choice for pollinator gardens as its flowers attract a variety of bees and butterflies.

Example sentence: The colorful flowers of Bird's Foot Clover added vibrancy to the butterfly garden.

Sense 4: Bird's Foot Clover can also refer to other species in the Trifolium genus that have similar bird's foot-shaped leaves.

Example sentence: The hiker admired the various species of Bird's Foot Clover along the trail.

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