What is another word for genus dimorphotheca?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs dˈɪmɔːfˌɒθɛkə] (IPA) 
The genus Dimorphotheca is a group of flowering plants that belongs to the Asteraceae family. The term "Dimorphotheca" is derived from two Greek words, "di," meaning two, and "morphos," meaning forms. This refers to the genus' characteristic of having two forms of flowers called ray and disk florets. Synonyms for the genus Dimorphotheca include Osteospermum, Crysocephalum, and Venidium. These genera of plants share similar features with Dimorphotheca, such as having daisy-like flowers that vary in color. However, Dimorphotheca is most commonly known for its attractive and vibrant flower heads that add a pop of color to gardens and landscapes.
