PL ex. cal. 63. LEGUMINOSyE. 366. Trifolium. 601 
Trifolium arvense humile spicatum, seu Lagopus, Raii Syrt. 330, 14. 
Lagopodium, Pes leporis, Ger. em. 1193,3. 
Lagopus vulgaris, Park. 1107. 
Tri folium arvense, Lin. S. P. 1083. 
Hare-foot. Hares foot trefoil. 
Sandy fields ; annual ; July and August. 
Stem mostly upright, very much branched, villose, hairy; 
stipules linear, tip awlshape ; spike greyish ; odour perma- 
nent, aromatic when dried ; corolla white or flesh-colour. 
(3 . nanum. Stem trailing, 2 or 3 in. high; leaves and 
stipules silky ; spikes many, roundish ; peduncles short. 
Trifolium q. Lagopus perpusillus, supinus perelegans maritimus Lobelii, 
Dillen in Raii Syn. 330, 15. 
1 0. Tr folium stellatum. Starry trefoil. 
Spike hairy ; calyx-teeth leaflike, equal ; stem diffused ; 
leaflets reverse-heartshape, toothed ; stipules elliptical. 
Trifolium stellatum, Lin. S. P. 1083. 
Sea-sliores; annual; July. 
Stem much branched ; hairs horizontal ; spike round or 
ovate; calyx-teeth spreading; mouth when half grown sur- 
rounded by a red and white circle; standard red; wings 
and keel pale red or white. 
11. Trifolium maritimum. Maritime trefoil. 
Spike hairy, globular; calyx-teeth spreading and dilating 
after flowering; leaflets reverse ovate, lanceolate; stipules 
lanceolate upright. 
Trifolium stellatum glabrum, Raii Syn. 329, 8; Ger. em. 1208. 
Trifolium maritimum, Hudson ed. 1,284. 
Trifolium stellatum, Hudson FI. Angl. 32(k 
Star-headed trefoil. Teasel-headed trefoil. 
Bogs by the sea; annual; June and July. 
Stem spreading ; branches rather hairy ; upper leaves op- 
posite, leaflets scarcely cut, hairy; spike small, blunt; calyx- 
tuhe hairy at the tip; teeth equal, growing long after flower- 
ing, 3-ribbed, persisting; corolla pale red; petals nearly 
equal. 
f. Calyx villous , not inflated ; corolla 5-petaled ; flowers in 
heads; roots annual. 
12. Trifolium scalrum. Rough trefoil. 
Heads ovate, sessile, lateral ; calyx-teeth unequal, lanceo- 
late, mucronate, stiffs bent back ; leaflets reverse-ovate, 
finely serrate. 
