D. indica is an annual that grows with the petiolaris complex plants in many locations but has a larger range - extending south.[b said:Quote[/b] (Red G @ Aug. 24 2006,3:34)]I also heard that D.Indica belong to this group, too.
And north. It is found on the Asian continent as well[b said:Quote[/b] (RL7836 @ Aug. 24 2006,5:13)]D. indica is an annual that grows with the petiolaris complex plants in many locations but has a larger range - extending south.
Neither of these, nor D. indica are related to plants in the Petiolaris complex. They are all annuals and overlap geographic ranges of some plants in the Petiolaris complex but that doesn't mean they are related ....[b said:Quote[/b] (Rob-Rah @ Sep. 03 2006,6:46)]I gather that D. subtilis and D. banksii are also related to the petiolaris group.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]Neither of these nor D. indica are related to plants in the Petiolaris complex. They are all annuals and overlap geographic ranges of some plants in the Petiolaris complex but that doesn't mean they are related ....[b said:Quote[/b] (Rob-Rah @ Sep. 03 2006,6:46)]I gather that D. subtilis and D. banksii are also related to the petiolaris group.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]It has only recently been identified as an erect member of the petiolaris-complex.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]D. subtilis is grouped off in Section Ergaleium.