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Genus Trefolium, well-known trifoliate legume.
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Is this clover, and does it have the benefits of other types of clover?
This is not clover (of the genus Trifolium (=three-leafed)), but Oxalis, or wood-sorrel (not to be confused with regular sorrel). … It doesn’t have the nitrogen-binding qualities of clover, which some gardeners appreciate. It’s up to you whether you’re treating it as a weed or keep (some of) it. …
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