Emory's rockdaisy (Perityle emoryi)

Perityle emoryi is an annual herb from deserts of the US Southwest and NW Mexico. Sticky-hairy stems and leaves produce bright yellow, daisy-like flowers winter-spring.

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Synonyms

Closia anthemoides Phil.

Closia brachypetala Phil.

Closia chilensis Regel & Körn.

Closia cotula J.Rémy

Closia digitata Phil.

Closia discoidea Phil.

Closia elata Phil.

Closia foliosa Phil.

Closia pusilla Phil.

Closia villosa Phil.

Closia viridis Phil.

Perityle discoidea (Phil.) I.M.Johnst.

Perityle grayi Rose

Perityle nuda Torr.

Perityle rothrockii Rose

Taxonomy

kingdomPlantae
divisionTracheophyta
classMagnoliopsida
orderAsterales
familyAsteraceae
genusPerityle
speciesPerityle emoryi

Emory's rockdaisy (Perityle emoryi)

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Emory's rockdaisy (Perityle emoryi)

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