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Asteraceae — Daisy Family

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Haastia sinclairii Hook.fil.

Haastia sinclairii Hook.fil. is a prostrate small plant native to alpine and subalpine South Island, New Zealand.

Traversia baccharoides Hook.fil.

Traversia is a monotypic daisy genus from New Zealand, with its only species being Traversia baccharoides.

Acrisione denticulata (Hook. & Arn.) B.Nord.

Acrisione denticulata is an accepted flowering plant in Asteraceae native to southern South America, with two recognized varieties.

Senecio hydrophilus Nutt.

Senecio hydrophilus, or water/alkali-marsh ragwort, is an aster-family flowering plant native to wet western North American habitats.

Senecio blochmaniae Greene

Senecio blochmaniae, or Blochman's ragwort, is an uncommon subshrub endemic to California's Central Coast dunes.

Senecio lyonii A.Gray ex Lyon

Senecio lyonii (island senecio) is an uncommon island-endemic aster species found off Baja California and Southern California.

Senecio scorzonella Greene

Senecio scorzonella, or Sierra ragwort, is an Asteraceae species native to California and Nevada, growing in three regional mountain ranges.

Senecio glaucus L.

Senecio glaucus is an annual Asteraceae species native from the western Mediterranean to Central Asia, growing in sandy well-drained soils.

Senecio gallicus Chaix

This text covers phylogenetic details of Senecio gallicus and describes the critically endangered endemic Senecio alboranicus of Isla de Alborán.

Lordhowea velleioides (A.Cunn. ex DC.) Schmidt-Leb.

Lordhowea velleioides (forest groundsel) is a flowering plant in Asteraceae found in three southeastern Australian states.

Senecio maritimus L.fil.

Senecio maritimus is a flowering plant in Asteraceae, native to the Cape Provinces, first described in 1782.

Senecio ilicifolius Thunb.

Senecio ilicifolius is a toxic South African endemic Asteraceae linked to human poisoning from contaminated wheat.

Senecio adenotrichius DC.

Senecio adenotrichius DC. is a Senecio species native to Chile that is invasive in the United States.

Senecio abruptus Thunb.

Senecio abruptus Thunb. is an annual South African plant with yellow disc-shaped flowerheads growing on stony slopes.

Senecio ruwenzoriensis S.Moore

Senecio ruwenzoriensis is a perennial herb distributed across Africa, with alkaloids that cause liver damage.

Senecio venosus Harv.

Senecio venosus Harv. is a flowering plant in the Asteraceae family, endemic to South Africa, Botswana, and Zimbabwe.

Senecio verbascifolius Burm.fil.

Senecio verbascifolius is a perennial flowering plant endemic to the Western Cape, South Africa.

Senecio vagus F.Muell.

Saw groundsel (Senecio vagus) is an erect perennial flowering herb in the daisy family native to southeastern Australia.

Senecio nigrescens Hook. & Arn.

Senecio nigrescens is an Asteraceae species in the genus Senecio, first described in a 19th-century voyage botany publication.

Senecio glossanthus (Sond.) Belcher

Senecio glossanthus is an erect annual yellow-flowered herb widespread in temperate Australian mainland regions.

Iocenes virens (Phil.) Pruski

Iocenes virens is the only known species of the daisy family genus Iocenes, native to extreme southern South America.

Senecio leucanthemifolius Poir.

Senecio leucanthemifolius Poir. is a coastal Mediterranean plant with a wide native Palearctic distribution.

Packera breweri (Burtt Davy) W.A.Weber & Á.Löve

Brewer's ragwort, Packera breweri, is an endemic California Asteraceae flowering herb that blooms April to May.

Packera greenei (A.Gray) W.A.Weber & Á.Löve

Packera greenei, or flame ragwort, is an endemic northern California perennial aster with distinctive bright orange flower heads.

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