| 词条 | Malacothamnus aboriginum |
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|genus = Malacothamnus |species = aboriginum |authority = (B.L.Rob.) Greene }} Malacothamnus aboriginum is an uncommon species of flowering plant in the mallow family known by the common names gray bushmallow and Indian Valley bushmallow. DescriptionMalacothamnus aboriginum is a bushy shrub with thick branches coated in hairs. It reaches heights between 2 and 3 meters. It bears oval or rounded leaves several centimeters long which are generally divided into sharp lobes. The inflorescence is a cluster of many pale pink flowers with oval or rounded petals one half to one centimeter long. DistributionMalacothamnus aboriginum is endemic to California, where it is native to the Inner Central Coast Ranges to the west of the San Joaquin Valley-Central Valley. Its habitat includes the chaparral and woodland of the rocky hillsides, where it is most plentiful after wildfire.[1]References1. ^California Native Plant Society Rare Plant Profile External links
2 : Malacothamnus|Endemic flora of California |
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