What is another word for bean trefoil?
Pronunciation: [bˈiːn tɹˈɛfɔ͡ɪl] (IPA) 
Bean trefoil is a type of plant belonging to the pea family that is commonly grown for its nitrogen-rich soil benefits and nutritional value as animal feed. The plant is also known by many other names, including bird's-foot-trefoil, clover grass, corn weed, crowfoot grass, ground honeysuckle, and stinking clover. The name bird's-foot-trefoil comes from its clusters of flowers looking like tiny bird feet, while crowfoot grass is derived from its leaves resembling a crow's foot. The plant is called clover grass due to its clover-like leaves, and ground honeysuckle because of the sweet aroma of its flowers. Stinking clover is a reference to its odor when dried.
