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Senecio doronicum (L.) L.

chamois ragwort (Asteraceae / Compositae)

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Senecio doronicum is native to the mountains of southern Europe, and occasionally establishes in Great Britain. It has stout stems with up to 3 flower-heads each.

Bergamo (BG), Italy; 2018-07-06

 chamois ragwort / Senecio doronicum: _Senecio doronicum_ is native to the mountains of southern Europe, and occasionally establishes in Great Britain. It has stout stems with up to 3 flower-heads each.

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