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Leysera leyseroides (Desf.) Maire

الرقّيقة

Syn. Gnaphalium leyseroides Desf. (1799)

Asteraceae
  • Morphological Description
    • Description
      Annual, glandular-hairy, sticky herb with capillary branching, up to 25 cm in height. Branches are broadly spreading, often reddish, stipitate glandular and covered with weak, white, entangled hairs. Leaves are simple, alternate, entire, narrowly filiform with margins rolled backward and up to 20 × 1.5 mm. Heads are borne on rigid, capillary peduncles that are glabrous, shiny, yellowish-brown to reddish and sometimes stipitate-glandular. Involucre is scarious, glabrous, and glossy. Ray florets are very small and hardly exserted beyond the involucre. Fruits are slender, cylindrical, hairy achenes, 4-5 mm long.
  • Ecology
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    • IUCN Red List Category
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      Not Evaluated
  • Uses and Values
    • Description of Traditional Uses
      No specific documented uses were identified in accessible literature.