Trifolium xanthinum

Trifolium xanthinum

Overview

Trifolium xanthinum is a yellow-flowered clover native to the eastern Mediterranean region, particularly Greece and Turkey. It grows in dry rocky grassland

Trifolium xanthinum is a yellow-flowered clover native to the eastern Mediterranean region, particularly Greece and Turkey. It grows in dry rocky grasslands and scrubland, producing distinctive yellow flower heads unusual among clovers, which are more typically pink or white. It is part of the botanically rich Mediterranean flora, where the diverse Trifolium genus reaches high species diversity.

Taxonomy

Takım Fabales
Familya Fabaceae (Legume family)
Species Trifolium xanthinum

Sıkça Sorulan Sorular

What family does Trifolium xanthinum belong to?
Trifolium xanthinum (Trifolium xanthinum) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.

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