Clover (Common)

Scientific name : Trifolium pratense
Other names: Български: Червена детелина , Česky: Jetel luční , Dansk: Rød-Kløver , Deutsch: Wiesen-Klee , Esperanto: Ruĝa trifolio , Español: Trébol rojo , Eesti: Aasristik , Suomi: Puna-apila , Français: Trèfle des prés , Italiano: Trifoglio dei prati , 日本語: ムラサキツメクサ , Lietuviškai: Raudonasis dobilas , Latviešu: Pļavas āboliņš , Nederlands: Rode klaver , Norsk: Rødkløver , Polski: Koniczyna łąkowa , Português: Meadow Knotweed , Русский: Клевер луговой , Svenska: Rödklöver , Türkçe: Çayır üçgülü

Short Description

The flower heads contain an essential oil with various compononents and flavonoids. Tradtionally, red clover has been used in medicines for whooping cough and chronic skin diseases. For a cough, a home remedy is recommended (4-6 dried flower heads per ...
Author: Bruno P. Kremer

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Trifolium pratense
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Clover (Common)
Clover (Common)

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