Yellow Daisies & Ragworts
Daisy Family - Asteraceae
Downy Leopard's-bane Doronicum caucasicumNative to eastern Europe and the Caucasus. Typically a plant of shadier places in the mountains. Has been much confused, taxonomically, in books with Eastern Leopard's-bane Doronicum columnae, with both species having been labelled as D. orientale at times. This species has tufts of hairs on the rhizome, crispate-pubescent hairs on both surfaces of the basal leaves and usually two stem leaves.
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Creeping Ragwort Senecio angulatus
(Cape Ivy) Introduced from South Africa as an ornamental and spreading into the wider countryside from gardens.
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Eastern Groundsel Senecio vernalis
Native throughout most of Europe, western Asia and the Middle East.
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Silver Ragwort Jacobaea maritima
Native to coastal regions of the Mediterranean Basin.
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Field Marigold Calendula arvensis
Native throughout most of the Western Palearctic. Widespread as an annual of cultivated and disturbed ground.
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Crown Daisy Glebionis coronaria
Native throughout the Mediterranean Basin and Middle East. Common as a weedy plant of roadsides and rough ground, often forming extensive colonies.
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Corn Marigold Glebionis segetum
Native to much of Europe and the Mediterranean Region. Frequent as a weed of cultivation.
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Woody Fleabane Dittrichia viscosa
Native throughout the Mediterranean Basin. A plant of roadsides and degraded land.
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Spiny Pallenis Pallenis spinosa
Native from Macaronesia, throughout the Mediterranean Region and eastwards to Iran. Differs from all other similar 'yellow daisies' in having sharp spines on the phyllaries surrounding the flowerhead.
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Golden-samphire Limbarda crithmoides
Native along Mediterranean and Atlantic European coastlines. A plant of coastal marshes and rocks.
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Mullein-leaved Fleabane Pentanema verbascifolium
(Inula verbascifolia) Native through the eastern Mediterranean, from Italy to Lebanon. Typically found on rocky slopes, cliff faces and walls.
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