Malodorous and poisonous to livestock, this plant is probably distaseful and rarely eaten, but it is valuable as a honey plant. ...Read Morer />
The three leaflets give the appearance of a type of clover, but the plants are not related.
Found in low, sandy or alkaline soil in deserts and arid grasslands, from California's Central Valley east through southern NV to west TX and south to Mexico.
Malodorous and poisonous to livestock, this plant is probably distaseful and rarely eaten, but it is valuable as a honey plant.
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