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sphaerophoraceae

👉 Sphaerophora, also known as spinae or sphaerophytes, are a family of flowering plants that belong to the order Asteraceae. They have a wide range of species, including but not limited to the common daisy (Dysainthus) and various species of the genus Sphaerophila. These plants are characterized by their spiny leaves, which can be either leafless or with long, narrow leaves that have a distinctive serrated edge

Sphaerophoraceae

👉 Sphaerophora is a genus of plants in the family Asteraceae, native to the southern United States and Mexico. They are known for their large flowers with multiple petals, often resembling spheres or clusters, and their ability to grow in various soil types and light conditions. Sphaerophora are also important in the ecosystem as they play a role in pollination and seed dispersal.

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