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... ( Hippocrepis comosa ) , although , as might be expected , several interrelated factors are usually involved . For many species , however , geographical patterns are unexplained ; for this reason , it seems sensible , for the most part ...
... Hippocrepis comosa , but refuses Lotus corniculatus . Doubleday also observes ( op . cit . , p . 91 ) that larvæ that he had refused Lotus corniculatus . Zeller notes ( Ent . Mo. Mag . , vi . , p . 11 ) that the foodplant is certainly ...
... Hippocrepis comosa , but refuses Lotus corniculatus . Doubleday also observes ( op . cit . , p . 91 ) that larvæ that he had refused Lotus corniculatus . Zeller notes ( Ent . Mo. Mag . , vi . , p . 11 ) that the foodplant is certainly ...
... Hippocrepis comosa . Although there is no consistent pattern of dominance , some species frequently show local prominence by virtue of vegetative expansion . C. acaule , for example , with its clonal colonies , is sometimes especially ...
... Hippocrepis comosa ( B ) yearly values 80+ 60 40 20 0 + 01010101010101OTOTÔTÔTO , ÔFOTOTOTOTOTOTOTO ÔTÔTÔ TÔ18 1953 1958 1963 1968 1973 1978 1983 Table 3. First observation of species in a grassland experiment started in 1953. A : all ...
George Simonds Boulger. TH CXLIV . -THE HORSESHOE VETCH . Hippocrepis comosa Linné . THE Tribe Hedysarea , to which the Horseshoe Vetch , the Bird's - foot ( Ornithopus ) , and the Sainfoin ( Onobrychis ) belong , presents evidence in ...
... Hippocrepis comosa - Horse - shoe Vetch . Zygæna exulans . Silene acaulis - Moss Campion . Arenaria ( Cherleria ) sedoides - Mossy Cyphel . Medicago upulina - Black Medick . In confinement . Trifolium pratense - Purple Clover . In ...
... Hippocrepis comosa L. voor 1950 : 1 uurhok sinds 1950 : 1 uurhok ( UFK 1 ) ( UFK 1 ) Hypericum canadense L. 40 Paardehoefklaver - PAPILIONACEAE 0628 6c 01 F.E. 2 ( 1968 ) , p . 184 : W. , C & S. Europe , northwards to N. England and ...
... Hippocrepis comosa , Polygala calcarea ( very fine ) and Thesium humifusum in abundance . However , Orchis ustulata , locally fre- quent in the 1950s , is now very rare , being repre- sented by only a few individuals and not visible ...