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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 599599C-117Trifolium variegatum Nutt. California, United StatesS91996COLLECTED08/09/1995Cal Mono Co. 3 miles past Bodie Hist. Site on top of mountain at Beauty Peak.38.26555556, -118.980833332560Near large vernal lake. Soil sandy loam, poor drainage.Wild materialFlower pure white. Very low mat.1549202PI 599599
1PI 599600C-116Trifolium variegatum Nutt. California, United StatesS91996COLLECTED08/08/1995Cal Mono Co. Near Bridgeport. Bridgeport Canyon S on 395 then E on 27038.15611111, -119.130000002164Near small creek. Soil sandy, sand 58%, silt 27%, clay 16%, drainage poorWild materialFlower whitish purple.1549597PI 599600
2PI 593282C-16Trifolium variegatum Nutt. California, United StatesS91995COLLECTED06/04/1994Two Rock. Walker Road, 3 miles N of Two Rock; Button Ranch.38.30000000, -122.7883333360Grassy pasture. Silt-loam. 27% sand, 60% sh, 13% clay. pH 6.0Wild materialFlowers purple, procumbent.1511772PI 593282
3PI 593284C-18Trifolium variegatum Nutt. California, United StatesS91995COLLECTED06/04/1994Two Rock, California; Walker Rd., 3 miles N of Two Rock; Button Ranch.38.30083333, -122.7769444490Grassy pasture; sandy loam, 67% sand, 33% sh, 0 clay. pH 5.7Wild materialUpright but low growing. Flowers lavender.1511775PI 593284
4PI 593308C-44Trifolium variegatum Nutt. California, United StatesS91995COLLECTED06/08/1994Scotts Valley; 1/4 mile north of school, north of Vine Hill School Road.37.00000000, -122.00000000213Grasslands.Wild materialSemi-erect. Flowers purple with white tip. Scattered within a small area (30' long).1511818PI 593308
5PI 593314C-50Trifolium variegatum Nutt. California, United StatesS91995COLLECTED06/08/1994Santa Cruz Co.; Scotts Valley; 1/4 mile north of school; north of Vine Hill School Rd.37.00000000, -122.00000000213Grassland.Wild materialFlowers are pink and more numerous per head than other variegatum; calyx is green, not purple tipped.1511838PI 593314
6PI 593315C-51Trifolium variegatum Nutt. California, United StatesS91995COLLECTED06/08/1994Swanton, Santa Cruz Co. Along old road bed going from Purdy Aluminum Scott Creek Watershed.37.00000000, -122.00000000210Wild materialThis is the normal variegatum which occurs with the pseudo variegatum. Plants grow from seed collected in wild. This seed then is from the garden. Flowers purple with white tip.1511841PI 593315
7PI 593317S-49-8Trifolium variegatum Nutt. California, United StatesS91995COLLECTED06/09/1994Western city limits of Santa Cruz along and S of Highway 1, W of Meder St.37.00000000, -122.0000000061Open grasslands mixed with T. variegatum and T. barbigerum; sandy loam.Wild materialBig showy heads. Flowers purple with white tip.1511844PI 593317
8PI 593329S-49-7Trifolium variegatum Nutt. Oregon, United StatesS91995COLLECTED08/03/1994Curry Co., Agness. 8 miles NNW of Agness, U.S. Forest Service Road.42.40222222, -125.421944441030Serpentine rock face, nothing on face but clover, T. microcephalum. Sandy loam, pH 7.0Wild materialTraveled Rt. 33, then 3336, then 3340 from Lake of Woods, then to 110. Guided by Viva Stansells.1512565PI 593329
9PI 516463G 31543Trifolium variegatum Nutt. United StatesS91986COLLECTED05/1951San Joaquin Experimental Range, California.Wild material1411399PI 516463
10PI 516466S-49-5Trifolium variegatum Nutt. United StatesS91986COLLECTED06/02/1966Wild material1411402PI 516466
11PI 663853WHITE TIPPED CLOVERTrifolium variegatum Nutt. Maryland, United StatesS91964DONATED19641099722PI 663853
12PI 291803No. 130Trifolium variegatum Nutt. Oregon, United StatesS91959COLLECTEDSquaw Butte-Harney Expt. Sta., Burns, Oregon.Uncertain improvement status1221222PI 291803
13W6 58437CA190B-149Trifolium variegatum Nutt. California, United StatesW62020Wild materialCalyx not lobed with shoulders. Bi-Colored flowers, entire sepal lobes, flat involucre.2110331W6 58437
14W6 58432CA190B-142Trifolium barbigerum Torr. California, United StatesW62020Wild materialThe stipules on lvs are large and variable in shape. The flowers are held in a bowl-shaped involucre of bracts with toothed edges.ûDensely hairy involucre, larger heads (as compared to TRMI4)2110326W6 58432
15W6 58436CA190B-147Trifolium polyodon Greene California, United StatesW62020Wild materialTrifolium polydon differs from Trifolium varigatum in field by the calyx lobes. The TRPO3 has calyx lobes with shoulders and the TRVA does not have shoulders. ûLight pink uni-colored flowers, lobed sepal lobes, flat involucre.2110330W6 58436
16W6 58457CA190B-172Trifolium microcephalum Pursh California, United StatesW62020Wild materialDense smaller flower heads (as compared to TRPO3 or TRVA) with cupped involucre.2110351W6 58457
17W6 60391CA190B-189Croton californicus Müll. Arg. California, United StatesW6SEED2022Wild materialSage green, paddle shaped leaves, three-lobed fruits, males have smaller flowers, prostrate2138329W6 60391
18W6 59323CA190B-178Lagophylla ramosissima Nutt. California, United StatesW62021Wild material3 month-long flowering and fruiting period. Irrigated once to extend fruiting season and increase seed set. Heads turn light yellow when ready to open and drop seed. 2120542W6 59323
19W6 58431CA190B-141Deschampsia danthonioides (Trin.) Munro California, United StatesW62020Wild materialPhenology when collected included some seeds dropped already yet some seeds still in spikelets. ûOpen and delicate looking inflorescence. Annual.2110325W6 58431
20W6 58454CA190B-169Juncus sp.California, United StatesW62020Wild materialReceived as Juncus phaeocephalus var. phaeocephalus2110348W6 58454