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A guide on how to separate G. linearis & G. rigens:-
G. linearis has longer narrower leaves even when lobed and the lobes are "shallower". The leaves tend to be basal and taper towards the base. The flower stalks (peduncles) arise directly from the base of the plant and are shorter to 20cm. The ray florets have a dark abaxial stripe and adaxial basal blotch or spot.
G. rigens has shorter broader leaves and more deeply lobed leaves, which occur up the stem not basal. The flower stalks (peduncles) are axillary and longer up to 35cm. The ray florets have a black base marked with a white dot.
Gazania rigens is listed in the following regions:
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Commonwealth & Kings Parks Cooleman Ridge Gungaderra Creek Ponds Isaacs Ridge and Nearby Mount Ainslie to Black Mountain QPRC LGA Wanniassa HillPlaces
Bywong, NSW Calwell, ACT Canberra, ACT Chapman, ACT Denman Prospect, ACT Franklin, ACT Giralang, ACT Griffith, ACT Isaacs, ACT Jerrabomberra, ACT Jerrabomberra, NSW Mawson, ACT Ngunnawal, ACT Queanbeyan West, NSW Queanbeyan, NSW Tuggeranong, ACT