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Baculellum articulatum
... containing one species (monotypic). It belongs to the Asteraceae, a large family which includes over 25 000 ...
Curio articulatus
Leysera tenella
... the Middle East. Leysera is a member of the daisy family (Asteraceae) and is closely related to the genus Helichrysum . ...
Curio muirii
Dimorphotheca chrysanthemifolia
... Arctotis and Gazania. Dimorphotheca is a member of the Asteraceae, commonly called the daisy family. Asteraceae is the largest plant family, consisting of nearly ...
Athanasia trifurcata
... This species belongs to the large daisy family, called Asteraceae. Athanasia is a genus of 39 species that can be ...
Helichrysum citricephalum
Osteospermum scariosum
Tripteris aghillana
Helichrysum drakensbergense
... belongs to one of the largest and best known families, Asteraceae, the daisy family, that contains about 1 530 ...
Dimorphotheca fruticosa
... word meaning ‘shrubby’. Dimorphotheca belongs to the Asteraceae, better known as the daisy family. Asteraceae is a massive group, consisting of herbs, shrubs, ...
Senecio deltoideus
Senecio coronatus
... not predated. The genus Senecio is one of the largest in Asteraceae, with 1 250 species in the world and 281 species ...
Helichrysum pandurifolium
... Helichrysum pandurifolium is part of the aster family, Asteraceae. The genus Helichrysum consists of about 600 ...
Dicoma capensis
Didelta carnosa var. tomentosa
... Didelta , a small genus in the cosmopolitan plant family Asteraceae, consists of only two species: D. carnosa and ...
Pentzia incana
... the leaf colour. The genus Pentzia forms part of the Asteraceae, which represents the largest plant family in ...
Macledium spinosum
Caputia tomentosa
Osteospermum incanum subsp. incanum
... the leaf-colour. The genus Osteospermum forms part of the Asteraceae, the largest plant family in southern Africa with approximately 2 500 species. Plants in the Asteraceae are popular in several industries, and include ...