Flannel Cudweed - local native (Actinobole ulignosum)

Flannel Cudweed is a distinctive annual herb with woolly leaves. It may be stemless or with a short stem. The flower is a compound daisy, with 2 or more heads. It is uncommon locally, usually found on granite. In warmer districts it may grow in sparse pastures, especially on sandy soils.

Name. actinoble Greek actinos a ray; oblos a small coin, referring to the flowers; uliginosus: growing in wet or muddy places.

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