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Joined Capegorses
Adnates
20 branches of this group, most-observed first

Fringe Capegorse
speciesAspalathus ciliaris

Fluffy Capegorse
speciesAspalathus chenopoda

Greentooth Capegorse
speciesAspalathus cymbiformis

Yellowthorn Capegorse
speciesAspalathus aculeata

Spiderweb Capegorse
speciesAspalathus araneosa

Aspalathus salteri
speciesAspalathus salteri

Redtip Capegorse
speciesAspalathus rubiginosa

Aspalathus neglecta
speciesAspalathus neglecta

Nagging Capegorse
speciesAspalathus linguiloba

Spike Capegorse
speciesAspalathus spicata

Aspalathus pallescens
speciesAspalathus pallescens

Aspalathus millefolia
speciesAspalathus millefolia

Aspalathus cliffortioides
speciesAspalathus cliffortioides

Aspalathus prostrata
speciesAspalathus prostrata

Aspalathus incurva
speciesAspalathus incurva

Painted Capegorse
speciesAspalathus pigmentosa

Aspalathus confusa
speciesAspalathus confusa
Aspalathus acanthiloba
speciesAspalathus acanthiloba
Aspalathus caespitosa
speciesAspalathus caespitosa
Aspalathus keeromsbergensis
speciesAspalathus keeromsbergensis
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 850467.