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Asteraceae EwartiaIn plain language, this covers several types of small daisies found in Australia and New Zealand. In more scientific language, they can be described as follows -
Asteraceae ewartia argentifoliaAustralia... ![]() Asteraceae ewartia catipesFound in rock crevices on eastern slopes in Tasmania. Rusty brown colour, around 10cm long.
Asteraceae ewartia meridithiaeAustralia. This species does not coalesce and become as tightly compact as some other cushion plants. It does, however, form small, loose mounds with silvery to rusty leaves and masses of tiny florets in small heads each surrounded by a row of white tipped bracts (phyllaries) c.f. everlasting daisies. (Alan Gray) ![]() Asteraceae ewartia nubigenaAustralia...
Asteraceae ewartia planchoniiAustralia...
Asteraceae ewartia sinclairiiNew Zealand... Also known as Ewartiothamnus. |
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