This plant is for sure of the family of Fabaceae but i don't know the specific gender. does anyone know it?











Thank you all

FloraFlores
I would say a Trifolium species, but not sure. Is each leaf made up of three leaflets? , it is hard to see on your photos. Your plant seems to have finished blooming and is in the stage of setting seeds.
I read in your other post you're in Italy, so maybe this site could be useful for you for identifying your plants..you can look up per region.
http://luirig.altervista.org/f...

If you fill in your location details in your profile, it is easier for others who want to help you with identification.

bonitin said: FloraFlores
I would say a Trifolium species, but not sure. Is each leaf made up of three leaflets? , it is hard to see on your photos. Your plant seems to have finished blooming and is in the stage of setting seeds.
I read in your other post you're in Italy, so maybe this site could be useful for you for identifying your plants..you can look up per region.
http://luirig.altervista.org/f...

If you fill in your location details in your profile, it is easier for others who want to help you with identification.

Yes, every leaf is composed by three little leaf!

Trifolium then, for the species level you'll need more detailed photos of parts of the plant and without the flower it might prove challenging.
64 Trifolium species recorded in Toscana!
http://luirig.altervista.org/f...

bonitin said:Trifolium then, for the species level you'll need more detailed photos of parts of the plant and without the flower it might prove challenging.
64 Trifolium species recorded in Toscana!
http://luirig.altervista.org/f...

Ok i found this plant. It is the "Lotus rectus"