Disjunct

Occurring in widely separated geographic areas, distinctly separate; applies to a discontinuous range in which one or more populations are separated from other potentially interbreeding populations with sufficient distance so as to preclude gene flow between them.disk floretA floret occurring most typically in the disk of the capitulum of flowers in the family Asteraceae, and to some extent in other plants that bear a flowering head with a disk, such as Scabiosa.dissectedDeeply divided; cut into many segments.   Boophone disticha has conspicuously distichous leaves dissepimentA partition or septum in a plant part, usually referring to septa between the loculi of capsules or of other fruits with multiple partitions.

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