Hairy Gerbera Daisy is a slender herbaceous plant commonly seen on open
grassy slopes of the Himalayas. The daisy-like flower-head is generally white
in color and lightly tinged with pink. It always grows singly on a long
cottony leafless stem, above the leaves. The leaves, all at the base, are
also 2-6 in long and ½-3 in broad, smooth and shining above, densely cottony
beneath, lance-like, often pinnately lobed at the base. It is found at
altitudes of 1200-2400 m. Flowering: March-June.
Identification credit: Tabish
Photographed in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand.
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