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Silky Capegorses
Sericeae
30 branches of this group, most-observed first

Threes Capegorse
speciesAspalathus ternata

Fives Capegorse
speciesAspalathus quinquefolia

Silky Capegorse
speciesAspalathus sericea

Trident Capegorse
speciesAspalathus tridentata

Caledon Capegorse
speciesAspalathus caledonensis

Wrinkly Capegorse
speciesAspalathus rugosa

Aspalathus argyrella
speciesAspalathus argyrella

Lineleaf Capegorse
speciesAspalathus linearifolia

Aspalathus intervallaris
speciesAspalathus intervallaris

Aspalathus lotoides
speciesAspalathus lotoides

Greymat Capegorse
speciesAspalathus bodkinii

Aspalathus heterophylla
speciesAspalathus heterophylla

Branchy Capegorse
speciesAspalathus ramulosa

Lofty Capegorse
speciesAspalathus altissima

Silversilk Capegorse
speciesAspalathus aemula

Pompom Capegorse
speciesAspalathus acocksii

Aspalathus dasyantha
speciesAspalathus dasyantha

Aspalathus oblongifolia
speciesAspalathus oblongifolia

Aspalathus quadrata
speciesAspalathus quadrata

Hairyflower Capegorse
speciesAspalathus villosa

Aspalathus albicephala
speciesAspalathus albicephala

Aspalathus radiata
speciesAspalathus radiata

Downy Capegorse
speciesAspalathus dunsdoniana

Giant Prickly Pea
speciesAspalathus bidouwensis

Aspalathus jardinii
speciesAspalathus jardinii

Kapok Capegorse
speciesAspalathus eriocephaloides

Aspalathus salicifolia
speciesAspalathus salicifolia
Aspalathus singuliflora
speciesAspalathus singuliflora
Aspalathus comptonii
speciesAspalathus comptonii
Aspalathus incana
speciesAspalathus incana
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 850419.