Cudweeds & Rayless Fleabanes
Daisy Family - Asteraceae
Narrow-leaved Cudweed Logfia gallicaNative throughout the Mediterranean Region. Widespread on open and disturbed ground.
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Pygmy Cudweed Filago pygmaea
Native throughout the Mediterranean Region. Widespread on open and disturbed ground, often forming small colonies in dry, stony places.
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Scentless Curry-plant Helichrysum stoechas ssp. barrelieri
Native throughout the Mediterranean Region, with the subspecies barrelieri occurring in the central and eastern Mediterranean and the nominate subspecies to the west. Widespread on open ground and in frigana.
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Eastern Phagnalon Phagnalon graecum
Native in the Balearics and in the central and eastern Mediterranean Region. Common on rock faces and old stone walls.
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Argentine Fleabane Erigeron bonariensis
(Hairy Fleabane) Native to Central and South America. A weed of cultivated places and roadsides and rapidly increasing in the Mediterranean Region and many other areas.
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Pyramidal Fleabane Erigeron sumatrensis
(Guernsey Fleabane) Native to Central and South America. A weed of cultivation and disturbed ground in urban areas.
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Cottonweed Achillea maritima
Native in coastal sands along the South-west coasts of Europe and the Mediterranean and Black Sea coasts.
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