Species Limonium amoenum
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There aren’t any identifications of Limonium amoenum.
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Etymology of Limonium:
Gk. leimōnion, the ‘sea-lavender’, from leimon = meadow (not marsh, which is limné). Many species flourish in saline soils and are therefore common near coasts and in salt marshes.
Etymology of amoenum:
From the Latin amoenus = ‘pleasing / pleasant’
Scientific name:
Limonium amoenum (C.H. Wright) R.A. Dyer
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Protologue:
Bull. Misc. Inform. Kew 155 (1932)
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Year published:
1932
Pustulate-scurfy shrublet to 30 cm, leafy above. Leaves oblanceolate, 30--50 2--5 mm. Flowers in panicles, pink, calyx limbs 9--12 mm diam. Oct.--Dec. Shale slopes, NW (Bokkeveld Mts to Worcester and W Karoo).
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There aren’t any identifications of Limonium amoenum.
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