Species Disparago gongylodes
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There aren’t any identifications of Disparago gongylodes.
Range:
Location unknown
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Etymology of Disparago:
La. dispar = unlike, dissimilar; -ago = resemblance or connection; referring to the different sorts of floret in each tiny capitulum.
Etymology of gongylodes:
From the Latin ‘dispar’ / ‘dispar’ meaning ‘dissimilar’
Scientific name:
Disparago gongylodes Koekemoer
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Protologue:
Bothalia 21[1&2]: 158-161 (1991)
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Year published:
1991
Intricately branched shrublet to 35 cm. Leaves ovate to rounded, margins involute, densely white-woolly above, spreading and twisted. Flower heads radiate, in small terminal clusters, 7-flowered, purple with white disc, pappus bristles plumose, ray florets female. Sept.--Oct. Sandstone plateaus above 1200 m, NW (Grootwinterhoek Mts).
Observations of Taxon
There aren’t any identifications of Disparago gongylodes.