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crimson clover

/ˈkrɪmzən ˈkləʊvər/

Traduction: Plante fleurie (Trifolium incarnatum) aux inflorescences rouge foncé ou cramoisies, souvent cultivée comme engrais vert ou fourrage pour le bétail.

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/ˈkrɪmzən ˈkləʊvər/C1formalscientific
  • frPlante fleurie (Trifolium incarnatum) aux inflorescences rouge foncé ou cramoisies, souvent cultivée comme engrais vert ou fourrage pour le bétail.

A type of flowering plant (Trifolium incarnatum) with deep red or crimson flower heads, often used as a cover crop or forage for livestock.

  1. A flowering plantB2formal

    A species of clover (Trifolium incarnatum) known for its bright red or crimson flower heads, often used as a cover crop or forage.

    frTrèfle incarnat

    • Crimson clover is often planted to enrich the soil with nitrogen.
    • The field was covered in a beautiful blanket of crimson clover.
    • Farmers use crimson clover as a winter annual cover crop.