What is the difference between clover and clover?

There are thousands of plants in the world, and there are many similar plants, such as grass and clover. Do you know the difference between clover and turnip?

What is the difference between grass and clover?

The grass is perennial, sparsely pilose throughout, while the clover is annual, with slender stems, prostrate or creeping, slightly branched at base, and sparsely pubescent only at top. In addition, the flowering period of clover is from April to September, while that of pulp grass is from February to September.

Second, the introduction of pulp grass and clover!

Pulp grass:

1. Pulp grass generally refers to sorrel grass, also known as sorrel grass, sour grass, turtledove acid, tricarboxylic acid, acid Mimi, hook grass, like sunny, warm, humid environment, summer hot areas should cover half shade, drought resistance is strong, not cold, general garden soil can grow, but rich in humus sandy loam growth exuberant, summer has short-term dormancy.

2. Pulp grass is born in hillside grass pond, river valley coast, roadside, farmland edge, wasteland or forest shady wet place etc. Widely distributed in China, temperate and subtropical Asia, Europe, Mediterranean and North America.

3. Pulp grass whole grass medicine, can antipyretic diuretic, swelling scattered stasis; stems and leaves contain oxalic acid, can be used to grind mirrors or rub copper, so that it has luster. Cattle and sheep can be poisoned to death if they eat too much of it.

Clover:

1. Clover is a generic term for a variety of herbs with three-fingered compound leaves, including three main categories: Trifolium (considered the most authentic clover) in the leguminous family, and some species in the genus Medicago and Oxalis in the Oxalis family.

2. In many western countries (e.g. Britain, USA) clover represents luck because it is thought to be a plant found only in the Garden of Eden. In some countries, the clubs in poker are the lucky clover. The number of clovers represents true love, health and fame.

3. Clover is widely distributed and adaptable. It is not only an excellent feed for livestock, but also a good predecessor for crops. It is also an excellent low crop for orchard surface cover. It is also a soil and water conservation, honey source, medicinal, green manure and lawn ground cover plant and an excellent soil cultivation crop.

4. Clover tastes sour and sweet, cool in nature, has the effects of clearing away heat and dampness, detoxifying and detumescence. It is mainly used for cold fever, enteritis, urinary tract infection, urinary tract stones, neurasthenia and other diseases. It is used externally to treat traumatic injury, snake bite, carbuncle swelling, tinea pedis, eczema, burns and scalds.

Although clover and sorrel look similar, careful identification can still distinguish between the two.