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groundsels

Senecio

Senecio is a genus of flowering plants in the daisy family (Asteraceae) that includes groundsels and some ragworts. Variously circumscribed taxonomically, the genus Senecio is one of the largest genera of flowering plants. Plants of the World Online currently accepts 1482 species.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

common groundsel

speciesSenecio vulgaris

Narrow-leaved Ragwort

speciesSenecio inaequidens

Senecio leucanthemifolius

complexSenecio leucanthemifolius

Alpine Ragwort Complex

complexSenecio nemorensis

Tall western groundsel

speciesSenecio integerrimus

Arrowleaf Senecio

speciesSenecio triangularis

Sticky Groundsel

speciesSenecio viscosus

Shoddy Ragwort

speciesSenecio pterophorus

threadleaf groundsel

speciesSenecio flaccidus

Madagascar Ragwort

speciesSenecio madagascariensis

Red-purple Ragwort

speciesSenecio elegans

coastal burnweed

speciesSenecio minimus

creeping groundsel

speciesSenecio angulatus

Cutleaf burnweed

speciesSenecio glomeratus

Texas ragwort

speciesSenecio ampullaceus

cotton burnweed

speciesSenecio quadridentatus

Oxford Ragwort

speciesSenecio squalidus

Heath Groundsel

speciesSenecio sylvaticus

pinnate-leaved groundsel

speciesSenecio pinnatifolius

Buck's horn groundsel

speciesSenecio glaucus

Broom-like Ragwort

speciesSenecio spartioides

Hill Fireweed

speciesSenecio hispidulus

fireweed groundsel

speciesSenecio linearifolius

climbing senecio

speciesSenecio scandens

Gravel Groundsel

speciesSenecio skirrhodon

Sandveld Ragwort

speciesSenecio arenarius

Kill Ragwort

speciesSenecio burchellii

Seabeach Groundsel

speciesSenecio pseudoarnica

Fremont's Ragwort

speciesSenecio fremontii

Canary creeper

speciesSenecio tamoides

Tall Ragwort

speciesSenecio serra

rayless ragwort

speciesSenecio aronicoides

Cut-Leaved Ragwort

speciesSenecio eremophilus

Senecio glaucophyllus complex

complexSenecio lautus

Woad-leaved ragwort

speciesSenecio glastifolius

Ridgestem Ragwort

speciesSenecio pubigerus

Chamois Ragwort

speciesSenecio doronicum

Nasturtium Ragwort

speciesSenecio oxyriifolius

Golden Ragwort

speciesSenecio doria

Hard Ragwort

speciesSenecio rigidus

Woolly Grassveld Ragwort

speciesSenecio coronatus

Black-tip Groundsel

speciesSenecio lugens

Senecio clivicola

speciesSenecio clivicola

California ragwort

speciesSenecio californicus

Senecio callosus

speciesSenecio callosus

Succulent Bush Ragwort

speciesSenecio barbertonicus

Tall Blacktip Ragwort

speciesSenecio atratus

Blushing Ragwort

speciesSenecio erubescens

Climbing Ragwort

speciesSenecio deltoideus

Senecio niveoaureus

speciesSenecio niveoaureus

Saracen's Woundwort

speciesSenecio sarracenicus

Nodding Ragwort

speciesSenecio bigelovii

Senecio lividus

speciesSenecio lividus

Tobacco Ragwort

speciesSenecio halimifolius

Manyflower Ragwort

speciesSenecio polyanthemoides

Scented Groundsel

speciesSenecio odoratus

Broom Ragwort

speciesSenecio venosus

Senecio filaginoides

speciesSenecio filaginoides

Mojave Ragwort

speciesSenecio mohavensis

Senecio cinerarioides

speciesSenecio cinerarioides

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