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Trifolium tomentosum
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Trifolium
tomentosum
(woolly clover) is a common, almost
hairless herbaceous weed with trifoliate leaves. The leaves
are on long petioles. The leaflets are widest above the
middle, 4-15 mm long by 2-10 mm wide, have a rounded apex
and are sharply toothed. The stipules are membranous. The
flowers are pink and heads about 6-12 mm long and 5-8 mm
wide. The name "woolly clover" comes from the sepals, which
are densely hairy.
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University of Tasmania
