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Berlandiera pumila: Soft Greeneyes

This page provides information about Berlandiera pumila, commonly known as Soft Greeneyes. It is important to note that the provided text contains limited botanical information and primarily focuses on unrelated topics like makeup, song lyrics, and other unrelated content. Therefore, the information below is based on the available text but may not be comprehensive.

Considerations for Pets

• The text mentions "Safety Eyes for Soft Toy or Teddy Bear Making" in the context of green eyes, which could indirectly relate to the potential for small parts if the plant produces seeds or flower parts that could be ingested by pets.
• The text also mentions "Soft Cats Face And Green Eyes" which could imply that cats might interact with the plant.

Considerations for Children

• Similar to the pet considerations, the "Safety Eyes for Soft Toy or Teddy Bear Making" mention could be relevant if the plant produces small parts that children might be tempted to put in their mouths.

Scientific Name and Common Names

• Scientific Name: Berlandiera pumila (Michx.) Nutt.
• Common Name: Soft Greeneyes
• Other common names from the text: chocolate flower, chocolate daisy, lyreleaf greeneyes

Taxonomy and Nomenclature

• Family: Asteraceae (Aster Family)
• Synonym: The text includes the abbreviation "USDA Symbol" which might be a synonym.

Distribution and Habitat

• The text mentions Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Utah, suggesting that Berlandiera pumila is found in these states.

Morphological Characteristics

• The herbage is usually hairy and may be rough or soft in texture.