Genus Medicago (Noun)
Meaning
A genus of herbs that resemble clover.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The genus Medicago is a group of herbs that resemble clover and are commonly found in temperate regions.
- Medicago is a diverse genus of plants that are often used as cover crops or forage for livestock.
- Some species within the genus Medicago have been cultivated for their nutritional value and are used as a source of hay or silage.
- The genus Medicago is characterized by its trifoliate leaves and small, clustered flowers that are often yellow or purple in color.
- Research on the genus Medicago has led to the development of new crop varieties that are more resistant to disease and pests.