Oedera squarrosa

Common name: אודרה מחוספסת, אודֶרה מחוספסת

Family: Asteraceae (Daisy)

Synonym: Relhania squarrosa

Distribution: S Africa, Namaqualand

Life form: Shrub

Etymology: Oedera = after George Christian Oeder (1728-1791), professor of Botany in Copenhagen, author of Flora Danica
squarrosus = scruffy, scabby - rough with scale-like projections, spreading in all directions, protruding

Description: Cape Province of S.Africa.Sand,clay slopes and flats.

Links: SANBI - South African National Biodiversity Institute

1: • Accession: 0000-3728
2: Africa: Cape, fynbos shrubby woodland (SAF1) • Accession: 1981-0854/1 • Provenance: Wild
3: Africa: Cape, fynbos shrubby woodland (SAF1) • Accession: 1981-0854/2 • Provenance: Wild
4: Africa: Cape, fynbos shrubby woodland (SAF1) • Accession: 1981-0854/3 • Provenance: Wild
5: Africa: Cape, fynbos shrubby woodland (SAF1) • Accession: 1981-0854/4 • Provenance: Wild
6: Africa: Cape, fynbos shrubby woodland (SAF1) • Accession: 1981-0854/5 • Provenance: Wild
7: Africa: Cape, fynbos shrubby woodland (SAF1) • Accession: 1984-1791/1
8: Africa: Karoo vegetation types and succulents (SAK3) • Accession: 1981-0854/6 • Provenance: Wild
9: Africa: Karoo vegetation types and succulents (SAK3) • Accession: 1981-0854/7 • Provenance: Wild
10: Africa: Karoo vegetation types and succulents (SAK3) • Accession: 1981-0854/8 • Provenance: Wild
11: Africa: Karoo vegetation types and succulents (SAK3) • Accession: 1984-1791/4
12: Africa: Karoo vegetation types and succulents (SAK3) • Accession: 1984-1791/5
13: Africa: Karoo vegetation types and succulents (SAK3) • Accession: 1984-1791/6

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Oedera squarrosa

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