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Tag Archives: Trifolium repens
Hybridization in the depths of the last glacial period created a world-conquering clover
Posted in adaptation, evolution, genomics, hybridization, speciation
Tagged Trifolium repens
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Field notes from city streets
I spent this morning in Los Angeles city parks, pulling up clover. This attracted less attention than you might expect. Angelenos are, as a group, not inclined to bother people who aren’t doing anyone else any obvious harm, and honestly … Continue reading
Posted in adaptation, fieldwork, plants
Tagged Global Urban Evolution Project, Trifolium repens, urban evolution, white clover
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