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Doronicum pardalianches L.

leopard’s-bane (Asteraceae / Compositae)

 SpreadBias within British IslesDirection of bias
WidespreadSlight tendencyE
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Doronicum pardalianches is naturalised in woodland margins across Great Britain and at a few places in Ireland; it typically has several flower-heads per stem.

Boar’s Hill (VC22: Berkshire); 2014-04-04

 leopard’s-bane / Doronicum pardalianches: _Doronicum pardalianches_ is naturalised in woodland margins across Great Britain and at a few places in Ireland; it typically has several flower-heads per stem.

The petioles of the lower leaves are adorned with long hairs.

Boar’s Hill (VC22: Berkshire); 2014-04-04

 leopard’s-bane / Doronicum pardalianches: The petioles of the lower leaves are adorned with long hairs.

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