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Trifolium resupinatum
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Trifolium resupinatum
(reversed clover or shaftal clover) is
an common, low growing herbaceous weed with trifoliate
leaves. The leaves are on petioles and are hairless. The
leaflets are widest above the middle, 5-50 mm long by 3-20
mm wide. The flowers are pink to purple and in spherical,
stalked heads that are about 10-15 mm long. |
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University of Tasmania