Dyssodia Pentachaeta Var. Puberula

Dyssodia pentachaeta var. puberula is a lesser-known flowering plant native to specific regions of southern Africa. It belongs to the Asteraceae family, which includes daisies and sunflowers, and is characterized by its unique morphology and ecological adaptations. The species is distinguished by its hairy foliage and small, clustered flowers that bloom in late summer. Despite its modest appearance, it plays a vital role in local ecosystems by supporting pollinators and contributing to biodiversity. Due to habitat loss and limited research, this plant remains underappreciated and endangered.