Livingstone daisy

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Etymology

After British explorer David Livingstone, by horticulturalist Samuel Ryder in 1928, possibly influenced by the resemblance of the leaves to small stones.

Noun

Livingstone daisy (plural Livingstone daisies)

  1. Cleretum bellidiforme, a succulent of South Africa.

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