Species Conyza gnaphaloides
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There aren’t any identifications of Conyza gnaphaloides.
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Etymology of Conyza:
Gk. konyza = a fleabane. The plant was believed to drive away gnats (William Henry Harvey, Flora Capensis). Paxton’s Botanical Dictionary derives the name from konis = dust; the powdered leaves of some species drives away flies, etc., hence the trivial English name ‘flea-bane.’
Etymology of gnaphaloides:
From the Greek gnaphalon = ‘hank of wool’ and oides = ‘in the form of’; referring to the genus Gnaphalium, a kind of cottonwood
Scientific name:
Conyza gnaphaloides auct.
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Unknown
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Observations of Taxon
There aren’t any identifications of Conyza gnaphaloides.
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