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| Chrysocephalum (formerly known as part of Helichrysum; Asteraceae)
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 Chrysocephalum
baxteri |
C. apiculatum |
C. apiculatum
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| Chrysocephalum
contains those former species of Helichrysum that have heads
with conspicuous phyllaries that have frilled margins. Tasmania has
three native species. C. apiculatum has woolly white leaves
and heads about 10-15mm wide. C. semipapposum has
leaves that are green on the upper surface and heads only about
3-7mm wide. Both are common, more-or-less erect herbs of dry
places through most of Tasmania. C. baxteri is an uncommon herb
mostly found near the coast in the Furneaux Group.
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C. semipapposum |
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