What is another word for lucerne?

Pronunciation: [lˈuːsən] (IPA)

Lucerne is a term that is primarily used to describe a plant species scientifically known as Medicago sativa. This plant is commonly called alfalfa and is known for its nutrient-rich properties that make it a valuable feed for livestock. There are several synonyms for the term lucerne, which can be used to describe this plant in different contexts. Some of the synonymous terms include fodder, forage, hay, and alfalfa. These terms can be used interchangeably based on the situation or the preference of the speaker or writer. With the various synonyms available, it is possible to express the properties and benefits of the lucerne plant in different words and phrases.

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Usage examples for Lucerne

Whether this is a good shot or no, certain it is that he did now go far south,-as distances were in those days; and that, paying his way as he went by his brush, he went first to lucerne, where the evidence goes to show that he apparently thought of settling instead of at Basel,-and then on beyond it.
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Beatrice Fortescue
And, in any event, on such a journey lucerne must come first.
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Beatrice Fortescue
And then he would appear to have shaken the dust, or more likely the snows, of lucerne off his feet for the road to Italy, if not for Italy itself.
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Beatrice Fortescue

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