The Wild Alfalfas And Clovers of Siberia, With a Perspective View of the Alfalfas of the World
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P. I. No. 20055), Voronezh (S. P. I. No. 20656), and Saratov (S. P. I. No. 20660). The species does not appear to extend far into Siberia, botanical literature giving it as being rare in Omsk and Tomsk and as native of the southern part of the Province of Tobolsk, western Siberia. In the Volga River province it does not appear to be a heavy cropper, but is very drought resistant. There is room for more study of the affinities of the European and western Siberian red clovers and close allies.
TR...IFOLIUM LUPINASTER.
Trifolium lupinaster L. may be termed the dominant representative of the clover genus in Siberia. It is very widely distributed, practi- cally throughout the length and breadth of Siberia, extending farther north than any other type of the Trifoliums, and into Mongolia and Turkestan. Its northern range is in the vicinity of the Arctic Circle across Siberia. Specimens have been collected in the Province of Archangel, near the Arctic Circle in European Russia. It is an extremely abundant plant on the open steppes and is found along with the three species of Siberian alfalfa already mentioned.
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P. I. No. 20055), Voronezh (S. P. I. No. 20656), and Saratov (S. P. I. No. 20660). The species does not appear to extend far into Siberia, botanical literature giving it as being rare in Omsk and Tomsk and as native of the southern part of the Province of Tobolsk, western Siberia. In the Volga River province it does not appear to be a heavy cropper, but is very drought resistant. There is room for more study of the affinities of the European and western Siberian red clovers and close allies.
TR...IFOLIUM LUPINASTER.
Trifolium lupinaster L. may be termed the dominant representative of the clover genus in Siberia. It is very widely distributed, practi- cally throughout the length and breadth of Siberia, extending farther north than any other type of the Trifoliums, and into Mongolia and Turkestan. Its northern range is in the vicinity of the Arctic Circle across Siberia. Specimens have been collected in the Province of Archangel, near the Arctic Circle in European Russia. It is an extremely abundant plant on the open steppes and is found along with the three species of Siberian alfalfa already mentioned.
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