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| This species has informally been known as "Chinese bellidifolia" and may prove to be new. All known locations for it are in Sichuan. The main characteristics are oval, petiolate, scalloped leaves, heavily farinose beneath, glabrous farinose stem, subcapitate inflorescence, rather large farinose infundibular flowers of a pale lilac-blue. If you have seen this species in the wild or cultivation, know of a probable species name or have additional images which may be this species please contact Pam Eveleigh at eveleigh@shaw.ca Sources are SDR 1868, SDR 3047, SDR 3088 and Wild locations. Click on middle, bottom of large image to see original image in a new window. |
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