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Everlastings
Coronidium
Coronidium is a genus of about 21 species of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. Plants in the genus Coronidium are perennial herbs with disc-like heads of flowers, surrounded by several rows of involucral bracts, the florets usually bisexual with narrowly cylindrical petals forming a tube. After flowering, glabous, oblong cypselas form with a bristly pappus.
21 branches of this genus, most-observed first
button everlasting
speciesCoronidium scorpioides
white paper daisy
speciesCoronidium elatum
button everlasting
speciesCoronidium monticola
woolly pointed everlasting
speciesCoronidium oxylepis
Honey Dots
speciesCoronidium rupicola
Pale Swamp Everlasting
speciesCoronidium gunnianum
Coronidium waddelliae
speciesCoronidium waddelliae
Coronidium newcastlianum
speciesCoronidium newcastlianum
Pale Everlasting
speciesCoronidium rutidolepis
Coronidium lanuginosum
speciesCoronidium lanuginosum
Coronidium telfordii
speciesCoronidium telfordii
Coronidium boormanii
speciesCoronidium boormanii
cliff everlasting
speciesCoronidium lindsayanum
Coronidium glutinosum
speciesCoronidium glutinosum
Branched Everlasting
speciesCoronidium adenophorum
Coronidium kaputaricum
speciesCoronidium kaputaricum
Coronidium gnaphalioides
speciesCoronidium gnaphalioides
Coronidium flavum
speciesCoronidium flavum
Coronidium densifolium
speciesCoronidium densifolium
Coronidium cymosum
speciesCoronidium cymosum
Coronidium fulvidum
speciesCoronidium fulvidum
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 354023.