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Coronidium gunnianum  (Asteraceae) not in The Student's Flora


Coronidium gunnianum
is an erect perennial herb to about 50 cm tall with freely branching, white, cottony-hairy vertical stems. Leaves are 20-65 mm long with upper surface more or less hairless and lower surface obscured by white cottony hairs.  Flower head is solitary, sub-globular and usually 20 mm or less in diameter.
It grows
at altitudes of less than 100 m in grasslands and woodlands in areas subject to inundation.
 


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