Filago anatolica
Filago anatolica
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Filago anatolica is a small annual herb in the cudweed genus native to Anatolia, Turkey, and possibly adjacent parts of the eastern Mediterranean. It is a
Filago anatolica is a small annual herb in the cudweed genus native to Anatolia, Turkey, and possibly adjacent parts of the eastern Mediterranean. It is a woolly-white plant covered in dense, felted hair, producing small clusters of inconspicuous flower heads typical of the genus, growing in dry, open, disturbed ground and rocky hillsides. The genus Filago includes some 35 species of annual herbs found in arid and semi-arid regions of Eurasia, Africa, and the Americas.
Taxonomy
| Ordo | Asterales |
| Famili | Asteraceae (Daisy family) |
| Species | Filago anatolica |
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What family does Filago anatolica belong to?
Filago anatolica (Filago anatolica) belongs to the family Asteraceae in the order Asterales.
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