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Dimorphotheca pluvialis (Cape
Daisy, Cape Rain Daisy, White Namaqualand Daisy, White Buttercup)
Wit-sôe, Reënblommetjie, Witmagriet, Osblom,
Witosblom, Witbotterblom [Afrikaans]
Life
> eukaryotes >
Archaeoplastida >
Chloroplastida
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Charophyta > Streptophytina > Plantae (land plants)
> Tracheophyta (vascular plants) > Euphyllophyta > Lignophyta (woody plants)
> Spermatophyta (seed plants) > Angiospermae (flowering
plants)
> Eudicotyledons > Core Eudicots > Asterids
> Euasterid II > Order:
Asterales > Family: Asteraceae > Tribe: Calenduleae
See Namaqualand
wildflowers (revised ed.) by Annelise le Roux & Ted Schelpe p. 184;
West
Coast wild flowers by John Manning & Peter Goldblatt p. 218;
Southern
Overberg wild flowers by Penny Mustart et al. p. 236; Cederberg
wild flowers by Gretel van Rooyen & Hester Steyn p. 226; Creative
gardening with indigenous plants. A South African Guide by Pitta Joffe
p. 342. Links
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