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Lavandula coronopifolia
"A densely puberulent to glabrescent, woody-based perennial with a pleasant or acrid aroma. Stems are many, oppositely branched, erect and stiff. Leaves are 2–3-pinnatisect with oblong-linear and acute lobes. Spikes are often interrupted below, dense and solitary or in panicles; verticillasters are two flowered and corolla is pale blue. Fruit is an ovoid, reticulate nutlet." ~bibalex
spotted in a coastal desert wadi
Bedouin Arabic names: zeiti, diktae, netash
Spotted on Feb 9, 2014
Submitted on Feb 14, 2014
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