Species Lachnaea buxifolia
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There aren’t any identifications of Lachnaea buxifolia.
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Etymology of Lachnaea:
Gk. lachne = woolly hair; alluding to the downy calyx.
Etymology of buxifolia:
From the Latin Buxus = 'Box-tree' and folium = 'a leaf'
Scientific name:
Lachnaea buxifolia Lam.
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Protologue:
Encycl. (Lamarck) 3(2): 373 (1792)
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Year published:
1792
Erect, moderately branched shrub, to 1.7 m. Leaves ascending to patent, shape variable, narrowly ovate to obovate. Flowers many in a capitulum 27--55 mm diam., cream, occ. tinged blue, sweet scented. Aug.-Jan. Sandstone slopes, 500--2160 m, SW, NW, KM (Olifant's River Mts to Dutoitskloof and to Witteberg and Klein Swartberg).
Observations of Taxon
There aren’t any identifications of Lachnaea buxifolia.
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