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  1. Asteraceae /
  2. Thymophylla

Dahlberg Daisy

N. A. Andiarti N. A. Andiarti 5 • 2024 • 3mo • 2

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Chocolate Daisy, also known as Lyreleaf Greeneyes, is a flowering plant in the Asteraceae family. It is dangerous if placed near pets, especially if swallowed, and it will cause various irritations. The leaves on this plant are slightly curved like a lyre or a green cup left behind when the ray flowers fall off, which is thought to resemble eyes.