Species
Species include:
- Gazania caespitosa
- Gazania ciliaris
- Gazania heterochaeta
- Gazania jurineifolia
- Gazania krebsiana (= Gazania pavonia) - Terracotta Gazania
- Gazania lichtensteinii .
- Gazania leiopoda
- Gazania linearis - Treasureflower
- Gazania maritima
- Gazania othonnites
- Gazania pectinata
- Gazania rigens (= Gazania × splendens)
- Gazania rigida
- Gazania schenckii
- Gazania serrata
- Gazania splendens syn. G. rigens
- Gazania tenuifolia
- Gazania thermalis
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Gazania krebsiana Goegap N.R., Namaqualand, Northern Cape, South Africa
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Gazania lichtensteinii Goegap N.R., Namaqualand, Northern Cape, South Africa
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Gazania rigens (flower)
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White and purple gazania
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