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red clover
(redirected from Trifolium pratense)

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red clover
of Vermont. [Flower Symbolism: Golenpaul, 644]

red clover
symbolic of diligence. [Flower Symbolism: Jobes, 350]


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Red clover blossoms ( Trifolium pratense ), when dried and brewed into a strong infusion (one ounce herb steeped an a quart of boiling water for at least four hours) prevent cancer by providing phytoestrogens that counter the cancer-promoting effects of oral hormones.
Byline: By STEVE HUGHES ALFA Romeo considered calling the latest additions to its Alfa GT range by their Latin name of Trifolium Pratense, but decided to settle for the more recognisable Cloverleaf moniker instead.
As a herbal medicine, red clover is also known as: - Meadow clover - Cow clover - Purple clover - Trifolium pratense (Latin name) - Trefoil - Wild clover Red cover belongs to the pea family.
 
 
 
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