n.
A perennial European clover (Trifolium hybridum) with whitish or pink flowers, naturalized over much of North America and grown as a pasture and hay plant.
[After Alsike, near Uppsala in eastern Sweden.]
alsike clover
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al·sike clover (ăl'sīk') 
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n.
A perennial European clover (Trifolium hybridum) with whitish or pink flowers, naturalized over much of North America and grown as a pasture and hay plant.
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trifolium hybridum.
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