taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
BD21403758C15D4484042035B8D11026.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1533128	https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.174072.figure2	Figure 2. Medicago peregrina. A. Habit. B. Lower leaflet surface, showing detail of indumentum. C. Upper leaflet surface. D. Variation in stipule shape. E. Basal (upper) and apical view of fruit. F. Seed. G. Lateral view of fruit, showing number of coils. A – G from Verloove 14585 (BR 0000027058572 V). Drawn by Sven Bellanger.	Figure 2. Medicago peregrina. A. Habit. B. Lower leaflet surface, showing detail of indumentum. C. Upper leaflet surface. D. Variation in stipule shape. E. Basal (upper) and apical view of fruit. F. Seed. G. Lateral view of fruit, showing number of coils. A – G from Verloove 14585 (BR 0000027058572 V). Drawn by Sven Bellanger.	2026-02-17	Verloove, Filip;Gonggrijp, Sipke;Leliaert, Frederik		Zenodo	biologists	Verloove, Filip;Gonggrijp, Sipke;Leliaert, Frederik			
BD21403758C15D4484042035B8D11026.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1533129	https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.174072.figure3	Figure 3. Medicago peregrina in the field in Goffontaine, Belgium on 25 August 2022. Stems are moderately to densely hairy; leaflets have entire margins and are folded upwards; fruits typically develop only one or two coils. Photo by Rutger Barendse.	Figure 3. Medicago peregrina in the field in Goffontaine, Belgium on 25 August 2022. Stems are moderately to densely hairy; leaflets have entire margins and are folded upwards; fruits typically develop only one or two coils. Photo by Rutger Barendse.	2026-02-17	Verloove, Filip;Gonggrijp, Sipke;Leliaert, Frederik		Zenodo	biologists	Verloove, Filip;Gonggrijp, Sipke;Leliaert, Frederik			
BD21403758C15D4484042035B8D11026.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1533130	https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.174072.figure4	Figure 4. A. Young fruit of Medicago peregrina. The fruit is uniformly pubescent and armed with two rows of slender, straight spines, inserted almost parallel or slightly oblique to the coil face. B. Mature fruit of M. peregrina. The fruit turns blackish at maturity. C. Seed of M. peregrina. In contrast to M. heyniana, the seed has a smooth surface. D. Close-up of the indumentum on the fruit surface of M. peregrina. Hairs are remarkably papillose, a rather rare feature in the genus. E. SEM image (× 430) of papillose hairs of M. peregrina. F. SEM image (× 850) of a papillose hair of M. peregrina.	Figure 4. A. Young fruit of Medicago peregrina. The fruit is uniformly pubescent and armed with two rows of slender, straight spines, inserted almost parallel or slightly oblique to the coil face. B. Mature fruit of M. peregrina. The fruit turns blackish at maturity. C. Seed of M. peregrina. In contrast to M. heyniana, the seed has a smooth surface. D. Close-up of the indumentum on the fruit surface of M. peregrina. Hairs are remarkably papillose, a rather rare feature in the genus. E. SEM image (× 430) of papillose hairs of M. peregrina. F. SEM image (× 850) of a papillose hair of M. peregrina.	2026-02-17	Verloove, Filip;Gonggrijp, Sipke;Leliaert, Frederik		Zenodo	biologists	Verloove, Filip;Gonggrijp, Sipke;Leliaert, Frederik			
