- and
differs from the
heraldic trefoil in
being not slipped.
Trefoil in
heraldry Or a fess
sable between three trefoils vert
Gules a
cross flory argent...
- right-handed trefoil, or vice versa. (That is, the two
trefoils are not
ambient isotopic.)
Though chiral, the
trefoil knot is also invertible,
meaning that there...
- Alberta,
Canada Trefoil knot, the
simplest example of a
nontrivial knot
Trefoil, a
variation of the card game La
Belle Lucie Trefoils, a
variety of Girl...
-
Slender trefoil is a
common name for
several plants and may
refer to:
Lotus tenuis,
native to
western and
southern Europe and
southwest Asia Trifolium...
- A
trefoil arch, or three-foiled
cusped arch (occasionally
trilobite arch, no
connection to an
actual trilobite), is an arch
incorporating the
shape or...
- USS
Trefoil has been the name of two
ships of the
United States Navy. USS
Trefoil (1865), a wooden-hulled ****
steamboat purchased by the Navy and used...
-
Common names include common bird's-foot
trefoil, eggs and bacon,
birdsfoot deervetch, and just bird's-foot
trefoil,
though the
latter name is
often also...
-
Trefoil Island (in
palawa kani : Titima),
officially known as
titima /
Trefoil Island, is an
island with an area of 115.79 ha, in south-eastern Australia...
-
produced by Desmodium. A blue dye is
obtained from
Desmodium incanum. Tick-
trefoils in
agriculture can also be used as
living mulch and as
green manure, as...
-
substances found in
trefoils include alkaloids and flavonoids. The
entire plant is used in
human nutritional treatment.
Creeping tick
trefoil is used in agriculture...
