Senecio species

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at kodachadri ranges, shimoga, Karnataka– Oct’10?;

validation of species – efloraofindia | Google Groups
 

at malshej Ghats;

Beauty Of Senecio!! – efloraofindia | Google Groups

identification no060211sn3: Kindly identify this flower
date/time: jan11
location: mulshi, pune

Definitely some Senecio sp.

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Chamba High.. al170811a: This one reminds me of the Senecio family.. am I on the right track…
Location Chamba
Altitude 3500 mts
Habit herb
Habitat wild
Plant height 20 inches approx

Is it Jacobaea raphanifolia but the leaves looked like Senecio graciliflorus…

This species is not reported from Western Himalayas.

It is a species of Senecio for sure. Even a few species now placed under Jacobaea (incl. J. raphanifolia) were formerly placed under Senecio. The above plant from head size and leaves may perhaps be Senecio
jacquemontianus, but this needs to be confirmed.

… This seems very different from what I thought to be Senecio jacquemontianus…. attaching that file too..

You may be right about your this plant being S. jacquemontianus. Your first plant has to be explored further.

You pics no *080511_1118.jpg may also be cremanthodium arnicoides*
*Firstly posted may be Senecio chrysanthemoides

The first plant is closer to S. chrysanthemoides which shows a lot of variation. I have also photographed similar plant from Gulmarg, which I initially (but wrongly) thought S. jacquemontianus, but thanks to…. I have still to fix it, refraining to call it S. chrysanthemoides because heads are about 2.5 cm across, whereas they are scarcely exceeding 1.5 cm in S. chrysanthemoides

The second plant clearly belongs to Ligularia section of former Senecio. I can’t count more than 8-10 ligules, so it can’t be S. arnicoides (now Cremanthodium arnicoides) which has larger heads (often 6 cm across) and 15-30 ligules. Closest is S. jacquemontianus which has 12-15 ligules. In this genus and other side close up is very important, because involucre bracts number is crucial in species identification.

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SENECIO GRAHAMI: THIS IS USE FOR WORSHIP IN OUR REGION FOR NAGPANCHMI FESTIVAL, ACCORDING TO COMMON NAME I HAVE FIND NAME SENECIO GRAHAMI PLEASE VALIDATE

Not Agree with Senecio grahami

Ray florets seen here are only 5

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identification no 050911sn2:  Kindly identify.I think it is Wedelia urticaefolia. Please validate.

date/time: aug.11
location: mulshi,pune
habitat: wild
plant habit: herb

ht./lgth.: about 9”

Will go with your ID

It look likes some Senecio species (may be S. dalzelli ?)

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Senecio sp??? for ID- 07072012-PKA2:  Seen this Asteraceae herb en-route Srinagar from Sonmarg.
Date/Time: 23-09-2011 / 10:30AM
Habitat: Wild
Plant Habit: Herb.

Leaves are not very clear but from few upper ones, looks like S. nudicaulis. Lateral view of head should help.

Thanks … for the lead. Let me see if i can dig out few more pics..

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VoF Week :: DV :: 02 AUG 12 – 1214 :: ¿ Senecio ? at Valley of Flowers: 2 AUG 12
Valley of Flowers … about 11700 ft
Habitat: sloping meadow
Habit: herb, about 80 cm high; long slender stem with leaves at far distance; flower about 3 cm across
… apologies – only these photos … happy with ID to genus level.

Pls Pics of leaves if any

Senecio sp.

Could not get to leaves of this plant. Next trip I hope to.
Many thanks … for validating the genus.

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VOF Week: Asteraceae herb for id from the Valley: This was shot from the valley.. can this be Senecio laetus??? I fear these are the only pics with me…

I don’t think so, although open heads should help. I don’t see any ray florets.

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Plant for ID from Paddar valley J&K. 181211 SRANA 03: Request for Identification

Kindly identify the plant.
Date: 15th June 2011.
Location: Paddar valley district Kishtwar J&K.
Altitude: 2800 meters asl.
Plant height: 60-70 cms

Plant habit/habitat: Wild herb

please upload if you have photograph in flowering.

Looks like Saussurea costus ‘Kuth’

Looking at unopened heads to me it looks like Senecio sp of section Ligularia.

Sorry I had no other picture of this plant in flowering stage. Although I have pictures of Ligularia and I will upload them also in seperate thread.

Looking at unopened heads to me it looks like Senecio sp of section Ligularia.

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is it Senecio edgeworthii?: Photographed this Sunday at Bhimashankar

I guess we should leave it behind since it seems not possible to ID with this single image !