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True-eye Daisies
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True-eye Daisies

Euryops

Euryops is a genus of flowering plants in the sunflower family. They are native mostly to rocky sites in southern Africa, with a few species in other parts of Africa and on the Arabian Peninsula. They produce daisy-like flowerheads from fern-like foliage. The name Euryops is probably a contraction of the Greek words ευρυς (Eurys) meaning "wide", and ὄψις (opsis) meaning "eye", possibly referring to the large flowerheads compared to the narrow leaves.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Paris Daisy

speciesEuryops chrysanthemoides

grey-leaved euryops

speciesEuryops pectinatus

Mountain True-Eye

speciesEuryops abrotanifolius

Virgin True-Eye

speciesEuryops virgineus

Clanwilliam True-eye

speciesEuryops speciosissimus

Fat True-Eye

speciesEuryops lateriflorus

Large True-Eye

speciesEuryops tenuissimus

Lineleaf True-Eye

speciesEuryops linifolius

Wiry Harpuis

speciesEuryops rehmannii

Euryops arabicus

speciesEuryops arabicus

Rocky Resinbush

speciesEuryops brevipapposus

Mt Currie True-Eye

speciesEuryops tysonii

Algoa Harpuis

speciesEuryops algoensis

Mat True-Eye

speciesEuryops othonnoides

Euryops pinnatipartitus

speciesEuryops pinnatipartitus

Blue Harpuis

speciesEuryops floribundus

Euryops transvaalensis

speciesEuryops transvaalensis

Euryops laxus

speciesEuryops laxus

Sweet Resinbush

speciesEuryops subcarnosus

hawk's eye

speciesEuryops multifidus

De Hoop True-Eye

speciesEuryops linearis

Escarpment True-eye

speciesEuryops candollei

Silver True-Eye

speciesEuryops dregeanus

Euryops ericoides

speciesEuryops ericoides

Euryops munitus

speciesEuryops munitus

Longstalk True-Eye

speciesEuryops pedunculatus

Small True-Eye

speciesEuryops annae

Euryops brownei

speciesEuryops brownei

Euryops dacrydioides

speciesEuryops dacrydioides

Drakensberg True-Eye

speciesEuryops evansii

Euryops thunbergii

speciesEuryops thunbergii

Water True-Eye

speciesEuryops oligoglossus

Buck Harpuis

speciesEuryops empetrifolius

Euryops decumbens

speciesEuryops decumbens

Euryops indecorus

speciesEuryops indecorus

Euryops hebecarpus

speciesEuryops hebecarpus

Euryops ursinoides

speciesEuryops ursinoides

Euryops leiocarpus

speciesEuryops leiocarpus

Euryops erectus

speciesEuryops erectus

Euryops imbricatus

speciesEuryops imbricatus

Euryops ericifolius

speciesEuryops ericifolius

Euryops nodosus

speciesEuryops nodosus

Euryops wageneri

speciesEuryops wageneri

Beach True-Eye

speciesEuryops muirii

Euryops euryopoides

speciesEuryops euryopoides

Euryops spathaceus

speciesEuryops spathaceus

Euryops anthemoides

speciesEuryops anthemoides

Euryops gilfillanii

speciesEuryops gilfillanii

Euryops annuus

speciesEuryops annuus

Euryops namibensis

speciesEuryops namibensis

Euryops virgatus

speciesEuryops virgatus

Sour True-eye

speciesEuryops sulcatus

Euryops bolusii

speciesEuryops bolusii

Euryops brachypodus

speciesEuryops brachypodus

Euryops rupestris

speciesEuryops rupestris

Euryops longipes

speciesEuryops longipes

Euryops brevilobus

speciesEuryops brevilobus

Euryops mirus

speciesEuryops mirus

Euryops latifolius

speciesEuryops latifolius

Thorn True-Eye

speciesEuryops asparagoides

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