Distribution
''Trifolium aureum'' is native throughout Europe ; western and northern Asia and the Middle East ; and Africa .''Trifolium aureum'' is widely naturalized in North America: it was first introduced to the U.S. in 1800, where it is now found in the western and eastern regions of the country, but not in the middle, or very much in the southern states. It is also now found in Canada in all of its southerly provinces .
Uses
The plant is very common, and grows well on poor, undisturbed grounds. While it probably has good nutritive values, perennial species are favored as forage.References:
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