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Trifolium striatum
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Trifolium striatum
(knotted clover) is an widespread, hairy,
annual weed with slender stems. The leaves are trifoliate,
on petioles and have appressed hairs on both surfaces. The
leaflets are widest above the middle, 3-25 mm long by 2-13
mm wide, with very fine teeth in their upper halves. The
stipules are membranous, and hairy. The flowers are pink and
in heads of 20-40 flowers, 6-2 mm long.
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University of Tasmania