Description: A biennial herbaceous plant with an upright stem that is branched and slightly hairy. The leaves are located on a long stalk, composed of three inverted ovate leaflets, where the middle one is usually slightly larger than the others. The flowers are small, long, yellow, clustered in erect clusters. The fruit is a tiny pod.

Flowering time: June-September

Habitat: Dry and sandy terrains

Interesting fact: Young shoots, leaves, seeds are edible, raw or cooked. In phytotherapy it can be used for problems of varicose veins and hemorrhoids.