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This National Geographic icon contains blauäugigen african daisy, arctotis stoechadifolia, arctotis venusta, blauäugiges afrikanisches gänseblümchen, and blauäugige herbers. There might also be black eyed susan, rudbeckia hirta, rudbeckia serotina, gewöhnliche sonnenblume, mirasol, helianthus annuus, gemeinsame sonnenblume, gemeinsamen sonnenblumen, edelweiß, alpen-edelweiß, edelweiss, and leontopodium alpinum.

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