What is alfalfa?
Q: What is alfalfa?
A: Alfalfa is a species of flowering plant that is used as a crop to feed livestock.
Q: What is the scientific name of alfalfa?
A: The scientific name of alfalfa is Medicago sativa.
Q: What is another name for alfalfa?
A: Another name for alfalfa is lucerne.
Q: Where is alfalfa native to?
A: Alfalfa is native to the Near East and central Asia.
Q: Where has alfalfa been introduced to worldwide?
A: Alfalfa has been introduced to Europe, central Africa, China, North America, and South America.
Q: What family does alfalfa belong to?
A: Alfalfa belongs to the family Fabaceae.
Q: What is alfalfa primarily used for?
A: Alfalfa is primarily used to feed livestock.
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