An Illustrated Key to the North American Species of Trifolium (1910)
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 82 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.2in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 Excerpt: . . . reduction of internodes. Specimens examined: Nelson, Seminole Mts. , Wy. , July TRIFOLIUM ANDINUM NUTT. Plate 71. Figs. from Nelsons no. 7173, Kimmerer, Uinto Co. , Wy. , type locality. The stipule-like involucre, i, is morphologically a united pair of stipules. At one end it subtends leaflets, at the other it unites with a similar pair of stipules to form an involucre. Physiologically the united stipules and the leaflets are the involucre. 21, 1898; Nelson, no. 7173, Kimmerer, Uinto Co. , Wy. , June 13, 1900. Original description of Trifolium Andinum Nutt. ; T. and G. Fl. N. A. 1: 314. 1838. T. Andinum (Nutt. ! mss. ); caespitose, silky-canescent; caudex short and thick, branched above; leaves mostly radical; leaflets cuneate-oblong, apiculate; stipules broadly ovate, membranaceous; heads of flowers hemispherical, solitary, on short scapes, bracteate at the base, with 2 sessile sheathing leaves; calyx densely villous; teeth subulate, shorter than the tube; ovary 3--4-ovuled; legume 1-seeded. Summit of dry rocky hills in the central chain of the Rocky Mountain range. May-June. --Perennial. Plant in dense clusters, scarcely rising two inches above the surface; the caudex chiefly subterranean. Petioles half an inch to an inch in length; leaflets rigid, slightly serrulate towards the extremity, 3--5 lines long. Heads half an inch in diameter, with roundish scarious bracts at the base, subtended by a pair of opposite bracteal leaves; the large membranaceous stipules of which bear a sessile trifoliolate lamina, similar to the other leaflets of the plant. Flowers rather small, ochroleucous persistent and turning brown rather small: vexillum free. Nuttall. --A curious truly alpine species, perhaps not properly referred to this section of the genus. . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 Excerpt: .reduction of internodes. Specimens examined: Nelson, Seminole Mts., Wy., July TRIFOLIUM ANDINUM NUTT. Plate 71. Figs. from Nelson s no. 7173, Kimmerer, Uinto Co., Wy., type locality. The stipule-like involucre, i, is morphologically a united pair of stipules. At one end it subtends leaflets, at the other it unites with a similar pair of stipules to form an involucre. Physiologically the united stipules and the leaflets are the involucre. 21, 1898; Nelson, no. 7173, Kimmerer, Uinto Co., Wy., June 13, 1900. Original description of Trifolium Andinum Nutt.; T. G. Fl. N. A. 1: 314. 1838. T.Andinum (Nutt.! mss.); caespitose, silky-canescent; caudex short and thick, branched above; leaves mostly radical; leaflets cuneate-oblong, apiculate; stipules broadly ovate, membranaceous; heads of flowers hemispherical, solitary, on short scapes, bracteate at the base, with 2 sessile sheathing leaves; calyx densely villous; teeth subulate, shorter than the tube; ovary 3--4-ovuled; legume 1-seeded. Summit of dry rocky hills in the central chain of the Rocky Mountain range. May-June.--Perennial. Plant in dense clusters, scarcely rising two inches above the surface; the caudex chiefly subterranean. Petioles half an inch to an inch in length; leaflets rigid, slightly serrulate towards the extremity, 3--5 lines long. Heads half an inch in diameter, with roundish scarious bracts at the base, subtended by a pair of opposite bracteal leaves; the large membranaceous stipules of which bear a sessile trifoliolate lamina, similar to the other leaflets of the plant. Flowers rather small, ochroleucous persistent and turning brown? rather small: vexillum free. Nuttall.--A curious truly alpine species, perhaps not properly referred to this section of the genus. .

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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 Excerpt: .reduction of internodes. Specimens examined: Nelson, Seminole Mts., Wy., July TRIFOLIUM ANDINUM NUTT. Plate 71. Figs. from Nelson s no. 7173, Kimmerer, Uinto Co., Wy., type locality. The stipule-like involucre, i, is morphologically a united pair of stipules. At one end it subtends leaflets, at the other it unites with a similar pair of stipules to form an involucre. Physiologically the united stipules and the leaflets are the involucre. 21, 1898; Nelson, no. 7173, Kimmerer, Uinto Co., Wy., June 13, 1900. Original description of Trifolium Andinum Nutt.; T. G. Fl. N. A. 1: 314. 1838. T.Andinum (Nutt.! mss.); caespitose, silky-canescent; caudex short and thick, branched above; leaves mostly radical; leaflets cuneate-oblong, apiculate; stipules broadly ovate, membranaceous; heads of flowers hemispherical, solitary, on short scapes, bracteate at the base, with 2 sessile sheathing leaves; calyx densely villous; teeth subulate, shorter than the tube; ovary 3--4-ovuled; legume 1-seeded. Summit of dry rocky hills in the central chain of the Rocky Mountain range. May-June.--Perennial. Plant in dense clusters, scarcely rising two inches above the surface; the caudex chiefly subterranean. Petioles half an inch to an inch in length; leaflets rigid, slightly serrulate towards the extremity, 3--5 lines long. Heads half an inch in diameter, with roundish scarious bracts at the base, subtended by a pair of opposite bracteal leaves; the large membranaceous stipules of which bear a sessile trifoliolate lamina, similar to the other leaflets of the plant. Flowers rather small, ochroleucous persistent and turning brown? rather small: vexillum free. Nuttall.--A curious truly alpine species, perhaps not properly referred to this section of the genus. .

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 Excerpt: ...reduction of internodes. Specimens examined: Nelson, Seminole Mts., Wy., July TRIFOLIUM ANDINUM NUTT. Plate 71. Figs. from Nelson's no. 7173, Kimmerer, Uinto Co., Wy., type locality. The stipule-like involucre, i, is morphologically a united pair of stipules. At one end it subtends leaflets, at the other it unites with a similar pair of stipules to form an involucre. Physiologically the united stipules and the leaflets are the involucre. 21, 1898; Nelson, no. 7173, Kimmerer, Uinto Co., Wy., June 13, 1900. Original description of Trifolium Andinum Nutt.; T. &G. Fl. N. A. 1: 314. 1838. "T.Andinum (Nutt.! mss.); "caespitose, silky-canescent; caudex short and thick, branched above; leaves mostly radical; leaflets cuneate-oblong, apiculate; stipules broadly ovate, membranaceous; heads of flowers hemispherical, solitary, on short scapes, bracteate at the base, with 2 sessile sheathing leaves; calyx densely villous; teeth subulate, shorter than the tube; ovary 3--4-ovuled; legume 1-seeded. Summit of dry rocky hills in the central chain of the Rocky Mountain range. May-June.--Perennial. Plant in dense clusters, scarcely rising two inches above the surface; the caudex chiefly subterranean. Petioles half an inch to an inch in length; leaflets rigid, slightly serrulate towards the extremity, 3--5 lines long. Heads half an inch in diameter, with roundish scarious bracts at the base, subtended by a pair of opposite bracteal leaves; the large membranaceous stipules of which bear a sessile trifoliolate lamina, similar to the other leaflets of the plant. Flowers rather small, ochroleucous persistent and turning brown? rather small: vexillum free." Nuttall.--A curious truly alpine species, perhaps not properly referred to this section of the genus." ... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-03-06, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 Excerpt: ...reduction of internodes. Specimens examined: Nelson, Seminole Mts., Wy., July TRIFOLIUM ANDINUM NUTT. Plate 71. Figs. from Nelson's no. 7173, Kimmerer, Uinto Co., Wy., type locality. The stipule-like involucre, i, is morphologically a united pair of stipules. At one end it subtends leaflets, at the other it unites with a similar pair of stipules to form an involucre. Physiologically the united stipules and the leaflets are the involucre. 21, 1898; Nelson, no. 7173, Kimmerer, Uinto Co., Wy., June 13, 1900. Original description of Trifolium Andinum Nutt.; T. &G. Fl. N. A. 1: 314. 1838. "T.Andinum (Nutt.! mss.); "caespitose, silky-canescent; caudex short and thick, branched above; leaves mostly radical; leaflets cuneate-oblong, apiculate; stipules broadly ovate, membranaceous; heads of flowers hemispherical, solitary, on short scapes, bracteate at the base, with 2 sessile sheathing leaves; calyx densely villous; teeth subulate, shorter than the tube; ovary 3--4-ovuled; legume 1-seeded. Summit of dry rocky hills in the central chain of the Rocky Mountain range. May-June.--Perennial. Plant in dense clusters, scarcely rising two inches above the surface; the caudex chiefly subterranean. Petioles half an inch to an inch in length; leaflets rigid, slightly serrulate towards the extremity, 3--5 lines long. Heads half an inch in diameter, with roundish scarious bracts at the base, subtended by a pair of opposite bracteal leaves; the large membranaceous stipules of which bear a sessile trifoliolate lamina, similar to the other leaflets of the plant. Flowers rather small, ochroleucous persistent and turning brown? rather small: vexillum free." Nuttall.--A curious truly alpine species, perhaps not properly referred to this section of the genus." ... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-03-06, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.

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