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Trifolium

T. pannonicum (from Kew seed) — first leaves after Bloom cotyledons orbicular; then clover-like leaves & then as before elongated leaves — all 3 cots are silvery above & below. — The lateral leaflets twist round so as to vertically with edges their plane vertical, but do not approach each other, & the terminal leaflet stands nearly vertically upright, without any twisting, & does not much arch over (like a roof) the 2 lateral leaflets.

Jun 8th Trifolium repens. lateral leaflet twist round so as to stand vertically, the midribs being at about ∟' to petiole & approach exact each other. The terminal leaflet rises up vertically without any twisting, or slopes a little over the 2 lateral leaflets like a roof; & when standing only vertically all 3 leaflets are vertical. Now 10° the terminal leaflet generally slopes over at ∟ of 45 & forms a roof; & the midrib of lateral leaflet is generally points downwards & forms angle of about 45 with petiole. —

During day midrib of lat. leaflet above or at ∟ to petiole. —

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Trifolium resupinatum fragiferum (Kew) (all 3 leaflets silvery on both sides

9° 45' exactly like sleep of T. repens & yet what difference in bloom on leaflets

T. ochroleucrum Kew (all 3 leaflets silvery on both sides)

9° 45 like T. repens, except that in no one leaf did terminal leaflet form a roof — it stood only upright & the lateral leaflets did not approach each other so closely, but it is possible that they might do & terminal leaflet later at night, for it began to go to sleep later than the T. fragiferum.