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Alfalfa is a perennial plant that grows quickly and easily, with strong tolerance to harsh conditions, and is versatile as it is used for its nutritional and medicinal properties, its ability to enrich the soil, and even as ornamental ground cover. Description of the alfalfa plant: It can be easily recognized by its smooth green or bluish-green or bronze-colored leaves, usually divided into 3 parts. The genus Trifolium includes about 300 species, among them annuals, biennials, and perennials. The foliage is deciduous to semi-evergreen. The clover finds its place on the edges of rocky outcrops, in natural-looking meadows, as well as on dams or low walls. Scientific name: Trifolium Family: belongs to the legume family. Genus: follows the alfalfa genus. Original habitat: native to Europe, Western Asia, the Mediterranean basin, and Northwest Africa, but it is now cultivated in many parts of the world and is a biennial plant. Common name: alfalfa or red clover or meadow clover Blooming period: occurs between spring and autumn. Flower colors: there are white, pink, light yellow, or red, as these beautiful flowers attract butterflies and bees for nectar feeding. Cultivation of alfalfa: Environmental conditions: this plant prefers wild meadow and pasture areas. Exposure: grows in full sun or partial shade. Suitable planting season: it is preferred to plant it in the Wassem season and the beginning of winter. Benefits of alfalfa: It is similar to clover and is used as livestock fodder as it is rich in proteins, phosphorus, calcium, and iron. It is also an excellent green fertilizer. It is one of the most important nitrogen-fixing crops in the soil and enriches it. It has been used in traditional Chinese medicine and Western folk medicine for similar purposes, considered a diuretic, a cough reliever, and said to contribute to cancer treatment by stimulating the immune system. It also helps reduce symptoms associated with menopause and osteoporosis, prevents cardiovascular problems, and treats some skin diseases (eczema, psoriasis). **Do not consume this plant without consulting a specialist doctor, especially for those with chronic illnesses, pregnant women, children, and those taking medications.**