Dear Researcher, can you give the ID of the species?

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Ali Alhayany

I think it was Alfalfa( Medicago sativa )

Arvind Singh

It could be some species of Trigonella

Plamen Tomov

Try PlantNet app.

Jorge Bluhm-Gutiérrez

Maybe Senna obtusifolia. Best regards.

Mohammed Abu Sayed Arfin Khan

Medicago sativa has curly fruit (pod), and Trigonella has very long fruit (pod), but your picture don't.....It could be Lotus

Asok Ghosh

Thank you Dr. Khan and others for your valuable answer and suggestions. By considering the detail morphological characters I think Lotus/Trigonella is very good option.

Thank you again.

Worm regards

ASOK

Dr. Khan, is it Lotus corniculatus ?????

I have again gone through the photographs and it looks more nearer to it.

Thank you.

With regards.

...check for Lotus tenuis....

http://michaelpeverett.blogspot.de/2016/07/another-swindon-speciality.html

Thank you very much Dr. Khan.

Johann HUMER

If plant growth is like in following link

http://flora.nhm-wien.ac.at/Seiten-Arten/Lotus-tenuis.htm

the plant is Lotus tenuis, a salt tolerant legume with far lower yields than Lotus corniculatus.

Differentiation between Lotus tenuis and Lotus corniculatus as assessed by staining of leaf tannic cells you find here:

http://www.inia.org.uy/sitios/lnl/vol382/escaray1.pdf