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Genus = Melilotus, Displaying matches 1 - 3 of 3. |
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Melilotus albus Sparsely puberulent to glabrous annual or biennial, the upright stems 0.5-3 m. tall, freely-branched above. Distribution: Widely distributed across Washington; widely distributed as a weed over most of the United States and southern Canada. Habitat: Roadsides, waste ground, disturbed soil. |
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Melilotus indicus (annual yellow sweet-clover, Indian sweet-clover, small-flowered yellow sweet-clover) (= Melilotus indica in Flora of the Pacific Northwest) Glabrous annual or biennial, the stem up to 1 m. tall, branched above. Distribution: Sparingly introduced in western Washington and Oregon, more common in California. Habitat: Waste ground, disturbed soil. |
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Melilotus officinalis (yellow sweet-clover) (= Melilotus alba, Melilotus officinalis in Flora of the Pacific Northwest) Herbaceous biennial from a strong taproot, the stem 0.5-3 m. tall, freely branched above, glabrous to pubescent. Distribution: Widely distributed throughout Washington; introduced throughout the United States Habitat: Widespread weed of roadsides and waste ground. |
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