Key to Wasatch-Bear Trifolium
1
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Plants acaulescent, mainly
1.5-10 cm tall
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2
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1
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Plants caulescent, mainly
10-60 cm tall
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3
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2
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Plants densely
pulvinate-caespitose, matted
UT (Rich, Summit)
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Trifolium andinum[1]
Intermountain Clover
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2
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Plants loosely caespitose,
not especially mat-forming
ID (Bear Lake), UT (Cache,
Rich, Summit, Utah, Wasatch)
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Trifolium gymnocarpon[2]
Hollyleaf Clover
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3
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Plants stoloniferous,
prostrate and rooting at nodes, flowers white.
ID
(Bear Lake), UT (Cache, Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, Wasatch)
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Trifolium repens
White Clover
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3
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Plants not stoloniferous,
except some T. fragiferum, but then
flower not white.
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4
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4
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Calyx soon
bladdery-inflated and enclosing the corolla; plants introduced
UT
(Cache, Davis, Morgan, Rich, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, Wasatch, Weber)
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Trifolium fragiferum[3]
Strawberry Clover
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4
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Calyx not as above, never
enclosing the corolla
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5
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5
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Heads sessile or nearly so,
subtended by a trifoliate bract; plants cultivated, but wildly escaping and persisting
ID
(Bear Lake), UT (Cache, Davis, Morgan, Rich, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah,
Wasatch, Weber)
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T. pratense
Red Clover
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5
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Heads with well-developed
peduncles, not subtended by foliose bracts.
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6
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6
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Heads reflexed or appearing
turned to one side
UT
(Summit, Utah)
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T. kingii[4]
King’s Clover
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6
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Heads erect
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7
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7
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Heads subtended by a
spinose-tooted involucre
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8
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7
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Heads lacking an involucre
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9
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8
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Plants perennial from a
caudex or from rhizomes; flowers 10-18 mm long, reddish to purple
UT
(Cache, Salt Lake)
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T. wormskjoldii[5]
Cows Clover
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8
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Plants annual from a
taproot, though often more or less rhizomatous; flowers 5-8 (12) mm long,
purplish, often white-tipped, fading brown
UT
(Cache, Salt Lake, Weber)
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T. variegatum[6]
White-tip Clover
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9
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Flowers mainly 7-9 mm long;
heads axillary from the uppermost nodes; plants cultivated, escaping and
persisting
UT
(Cache, Davis, Rich, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, Wasatch, Weber)
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T. hybridum
Alsike Clover
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9
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Flowers 10-16 mm long;
heads terminal, solitary; plants indigenous
UT
(Cache, Morgan, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, Wasatch)
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Trifolium longipes[7]
Longstalk Clover
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