Specimen Label Details, UVU Herbarium

Fabaceae ¦ Trifolium ¦ Trifolium amabile ¦ 10096

Label

Accession No.	10096
Family	Fabaceae
Species	Trifolium amabile Kunth
Common name	"Aztec clover"
Collector Information	J. Spencer (1121) 24 September 1998 , with D. Atwood
Geography	Mexico, Chihuahua,
Lat./Long.	30° 5' 29" N, 108° 25 ' 35" W
Locality	ca. 1 mi E of the summit of the Continental Divide, Sierra La Brena, on Sierra Madre Occidental.
Ecology	Pine-oak- madrono-manzanita community.

Taxonomy

Synonyms recognized by ITIS (bold taxon is currently accepted):

Trifolium amabile Kunth

Common Name(s): Aztec clover.

Taxonomic Hierarchy: (ITIS TSN=26211, click for more information and references)

        Kingdom: Plantae
            Subkingdom: Tracheobionta
                Division: Magnoliophyta
                    Class: Magnoliopsida
                        Subclass: Rosidae
                            Order: Fabales
                                Family: Fabaceae
                                    Genus: Trifolium
                                        Species: Trifolium amabile

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Nearby Accessions

Other accessions in the database collected near this one:

Accession Name Dist., dir.

10078 Carminatia tenuiflora "plumeweed" same section
10079 Phytolacca americana "American pokeweed" same section

Accession	Name	Dist., dir.
10078	Carminatia tenuiflora "plumeweed"	same section
10079	Phytolacca americana "American pokeweed"	same section

Locale

Nearby locations from the USGS Geographic Name Information System (GNIS) database:

Name County Dist., dir. Elevation (ft.) 7.5' Quad Name

Links

Taxon Links for species Trifolium amabile Kunth

CalPhotos, Berkeley Digital Library Project

CNPS Manual of California Vegetation Database

USDA Plants database

University of Washington Herbarium: Plants of Washington (images)

Texas A&M University: Image Library (images)

Lady Bird Johnson's Wildflower Center

Google Images

External link to this species in the UVU Herbarium:
http://herbarium.UVU.edu/virtual/search.asp?taxon=Trifolium+amabile

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