Spring Flora of the Wasatch Region
Spring Flora of the Wasatch Region
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Tufted herbs of various habit. Leaves palmately (sometimes pinnately) mostly 3-foliate. Inflorescence capitate. Flowers usually rather small. Petals persistent, adherent to the sta- men-tube. Stamens diadelphous, or monadelp'hous at base. Legume membranous, 1-6-seeded. Heads on axillary peduncles. Stems procumbent and creeping; stipules acute 1. T. Repens Stems erect or ascending; stipules acuminate 2. T. Hybrldum Heads on terminal peduncles. Flowers red or pink; stipules bristle-pointed 3. T. ...Pratense Flowers whitish; stipules not bristle-pointed 4. T. Longipes 1. 1*. Repens L. White or Dutch Clover. A smooth perennial, rooting at the nodes. Leaflets often with a pale crescent on upper surface; inversely heart-shaped or merely notched at apex; obscurely toothed; stipules narrow, scale-like; petioles long and slender. Heads loose, borne on very long peduncles. Flowers white or rose-tinged, on rather short pedicels. Cul- tivated and along 1 stream-banks as an escape. May-August. 2. T hybridum L.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tufted herbs of various habit. Leaves palmately (sometimes pinnately) mostly 3-foliate. Inflorescence capitate. Flowers usually rather small. Petals persistent, adherent to the sta- men-tube. Stamens diadelphous, or monadelp'hous at base. Legume membranous, 1-6-seeded. Heads on axillary peduncles. Stems procumbent and creeping; stipules acute 1. T. Repens Stems erect or ascending; stipules acuminate 2. T. Hybrldum Heads on terminal peduncles. Flowers red or pink; stipules bristle-pointed 3. T. ...Pratense Flowers whitish; stipules not bristle-pointed 4. T. Longipes 1. 1*. Repens L. White or Dutch Clover. A smooth perennial, rooting at the nodes. Leaflets often with a pale crescent on upper surface; inversely heart-shaped or merely notched at apex; obscurely toothed; stipules narrow, scale-like; petioles long and slender. Heads loose, borne on very long peduncles. Flowers white or rose-tinged, on rather short pedicels. Cul- tivated and along 1 stream-banks as an escape. May-August. 2. T hybridum L.
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