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Thelesperma ambiguum
Four-nerve Daisy
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Photographer: E. Wynn Anderson
ID: 0000 0000 0617 1793 (2017-06-23)Copyright © 2017 Wynn Anderson
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date of photo Jul 18, 2015
latitude 29.29962 longitude 103.26624
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location
road into Chisos Basin, 2.6 miles south of TX 118 (Panther Junction Hiway),2.8 miles north of Lost Mine Trailhead pullout, Big Bend National Park (Brewster County, Texas, US)family
Asteraceae
plant community Chihuahuan Desert scrub transition into foothill grassland at 4764' (1452m)notes perennial plants on grassy roadside in gravelly volcanic rhyolite soils on wide outwash plain. Some regard this as a variety of T. megapotamicum with the major difference being the presence yellow to reddish rays florets while T. megapotamicum has only yellow disk florets.keywords: CDR, Chihuahuan Desert, Big Bend
contributor's ID # CDR 1205 photo category: Plant - annual/perennial
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Four-nerve Daisy (photographer)
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