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4. TRIFOLIUM, Tourn. Glover, Trefoil Herbs. 



T. pratense, L. Red clover. Escaped from cultivation 

 in middle and south Alabama — Lee (Mell), Mobile (Dr. 

 Molir), counties. Also in Tennessee (Killebrew). 



T. reflexum, L. Buffalo clover. From middle to north 

 Alabama — Lee, Montgomery (Mell), Tuscaloosa, Autauga, 

 Cullman, Winston (Dr. Mohr), counties — April, May. 



T. repens, L. White clover. Generally throughout , 

 the State in sandy soils — Lee (Mell), Mobile, Baldwin (Dr. 

 Mohr). Also in Tennessee (Killebrew). May. 



T. Carolinianum, Michx. Southern clover. Middle and 

 southern extending into north-west Alabama — Lee, Macon, 

 Montgomery (Mell), Mobile, Baldwin, Tuscaloosa (Dr. Mohr), 

 counties — March, April. Tennessee (Killebrew). 



T. procumbens, L. Loiv hoj) clover — Small yelloiv clover. 

 Middle and northern Alabama — in waste places — Lee (Mell), 

 Madison, Tuscaloosa, Jackson (Dr. Mohr), counties. 



5. HOSACKIA, Dougl. Herbs. 



H. Purshiana, Benth. Introduced from Texas (Dr. Mohr). 



a M ELI LOTUS, Tourn. 3Iedick, Melilot, Siveet Glover. 

 Herbs. 



M. officinalis, Willd. Yelloiv clover. An introduced 

 species escaped from cultivation — Lee (Mell), and probably 

 in other sections of middle Alabama. 



M. alba, Lam. WJdte clover. Throughout middle Ala- 

 bama — Lee, Macon, Montgomery (Mell), Hale (Dr. Mohr), 

 counties, 



M. parciflora, Desf. Lower middle and south Alabama, 

 Perry, Mobile counties (Dr. Mohr). Introduced. 



7. MEDICAGO, Tourn. Hop medick- Black medich Herbs. 



M. lupulina, L. Black medick — Nonesuch. In waste 

 places and in old fields in all parts of the State. — Lee, 

 Russell, Dallas, Montgomery (Mell), Mobile, Baldwin, Mon- 

 roe (Dr. Mohr) counties. Tennessee (Killebrew). 



M. maculata, Willd. Spotted medick. Introduced into 

 south Alabama with ballast. Mobile (Dr. Mohr), county. 



M. denticulata, Willd. Reticulated medick. Introduced 

 with ballast in Mobile (Dr. Mohr), county. 



