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