Acomis

Acomis is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae, specifically the tribe Gnaphalieae. It is native to Australia. Acomis species are typically small, herbaceous plants with woolly or hairy foliage. Their flower heads are composite, meaning they are made up of many small individual flowers (florets) clustered together. They are often found in dry or semi-arid environments. Detailed taxonomic information, including species identification and distribution, can be found in botanical databases and scientific publications. Further research into the specific characteristics of Acomis, such as morphological features, ecological roles, and conservation status, is ongoing within the scientific community.