Trifolium mucronatum

Trifolium mucronatum

Overview

Trifolium mucronatum is a clover species native to Mexico and Central America, characterized by leaflets with small pointed tips as the epithet mucronatum

Trifolium mucronatum is a clover species native to Mexico and Central America, characterized by leaflets with small pointed tips as the epithet mucronatum indicates. The genus Trifolium contains over 250 species of annual and perennial herbs distributed primarily in temperate and Mediterranean regions of both hemispheres. This species grows in highland grasslands and disturbed habitats, producing the typical compact rounded flower heads of the clovers.

Taxonomy

Fabales
Fabaceae (Legume family)
Species Trifolium mucronatum

常见问题

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

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