#senecio vulgaris

[negmo-photograph]

飛べなさそうな綿毛

Fluff that doesn't seem to be able to fly.

Mar.2023

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[faguscarolinensis]

Senecio vulgaris / Common Groundsel

[margocooper]

Якобея обыкновенная (лат. Jacobaea vulgaris) — растение в большей степени известно под названием — Senecio jacobaea L. (Крестовник Якова, Крестовник луговой). Ядовитое растение, представляющее опасность для домашних животных. Август 23.

Jacobaea vulgaris - the plant is mostly known under the name - Senecio jacobaea L. (Jacob's ragwort, meadow ragwort). A poisonous plant that poses a danger to domestic animals. August 23.

[konjaku]

紅花襤褸菊[Benibanaborogiku] Crassocephalum crepidioide

紅花[Benibana] : Deep red flower; Safflower(Carthamus tinctorius)

襤褸菊[Borogiku] : 野襤褸菊[Noborogiku](Senecio vulgaris) etc., another name for 沢菊[Sawagiku](Nemosenecio nikoensis

It is one of the pioneer species, which grow early in environments where no plants.

A few days ago, going up the slope of a certain mountain to the ridge, near its top, there is an area where planted conifers have been cut down and has good views and sunlight. When I went there to look for flowers, found Benibanaborogiku blooming here and there.

Its flowering period is considered to be from summer to autumn, but these are still in bloom at this time of year. I do not know if this is due to the environment of this location or because of the prolonged warm autumn. The one in the photo, growing a step higher than the others, turned its flowers downward, swaying in the occasional cold breeze.

The back of the neck is called 項[Unaji] and is usually written in hiragana as うなじ. To feel down and droop one's head is called 項垂れる[Unadareru] and is also usually written in hiragana as うなだれる. And to nod is called 頷く[Unazuku], which is based on the word 項突く[Unazuku](lit. thrust the neck forward). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txQXyM3dLNg

[francescointoppa]

S – Senecio vulgaris L. – Senecione comune (Asteraceae)

[ooksaidthelibrarian]

Sea thrift (Armeria maritima), groundsel (Senecio vulgaris), birds foot trefoil(Lotus corniculatus, aka eggs and bacon which is a delightful name) and Geranium robertianum which has a whole number of common names: red robin, death come quickly, fox geranium, stinking Bob, squinter-pip

[weedwatch]

What weed killer is effective on Groundsel?

Did you know that Groundsel, a seemingly harmless weed, is responsible for causing significant economic losses in the agricultural industry, with estimated annual damages exceeding $1 billion in the United States alone? This staggering figure highlights the importance of understanding and managing this invasive species.

Groundsel (Senecio vulgaris) is a common weed that can be found in a wide range of environments, from gardens and fields to roadsides and waste areas. It is a member of the daisy family and is characterized by its yellow flowers and fern-like leaves. While it may appear harmless, Groundsel is actually a highly competitive and adaptable plant that can outcompete native species for resources, leading to a decline in biodiversity and ecosystem health.

One of the key challenges in managing Groundsel is its ability to produce large quantities of seeds, which can remain viable in the soil for many years. This means that even if the above-ground vegetation is removed, the seeds can still germinate and produce new plants, making it difficult to achieve long-term control. Additionally, Groundsel has a deep taproot that allows it to access water and nutrients deep in the soil, making it resistant to drought and other environmental stresses.

When it comes to growth control or eradication, HALO Select - Halsulfuron Herbicide is a popular choice among farmers and land managers.

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HALO Select - Halsulfuron Herbicide is a systemic herbicide that works by inhibiting the production of certain enzymes in the plant, ultimately leading to its death. It is effective against a wide range of broadleaf weeds, including Groundsel, and can be applied at various stages of growth.

In addition to HALO Select - Halsulfuron Herbicide, there are several other methods that can be used to control Groundsel, including physical removal, mowing, and cultural practices such as improving soil health and using competitive crops. However, these methods can be time-consuming and labor-intensive, and may not provide long-term control.

To prevent the spread of Groundsel, it is essential to take a proactive approach to management. This includes monitoring fields and gardens regularly for signs of the weed, removing any plants that are found, and taking steps to improve soil health and reduce the risk of invasion. By using a combination of these methods, including HALO Select - Halsulfuron Herbicide, it is possible to effectively manage Groundsel and reduce its impact on the environment and the economy.

Overall, Groundsel is a significant weed that requires careful management to prevent its spread and reduce its economic and environmental impacts. By understanding the biology and ecology of this weed, and using effective control methods such as HALO Select - Halsulfuron Herbicide, we can work towards reducing its presence and promoting healthier, more diverse ecosystems.

[drhoz]

#2665 - Jacobaea vulgaris - Ragwort

AKA Senecio jacobaea, stinking willie, benweed, St. James-wort, stinking nanny/ninny/willy, staggerwort, dog standard, cankerwort, and stammerwort. In the western United States it's called tansy ragwort, or tansy, though the resemblance to true tansy is superficial.

Native to northern Europe, highly invasive in dry open areas everywhere else. Toxic to cattle and horses, but an excellent source of nectar. At least 30 species of insect feed exclusively on Ragwort, and some are rare or endangered.

Uses include a good green dye from the leaves (although it fades), and a yellow dye from the flowers (when mordanted with alum). The Greek and Romans used it to produce a supposed aphrodisiac.

The national flower of the Isle of Man, supposed because the petals represent the twelve islands of the Kingdom on Mann. The flower usually has thirteen petals.

Aoraki / Mt Cook, Aotearoa New Zealand.

[lord-allo]

Jakobs-Kreuzkraut, Jakobs-Greiskraut | Tansy ragwort, benweed, St. James-wort

Jacobaea vulgaris (Syn.: Senecio jacobaea)

[Schottland, April / Mai 2024]

[Scotland, April / May 2024]

[rightaidhomeopathy]

The active constituents in SBL Clearstone Drop are Berberis vulgaris Q, Sarsaparilla Q, Ocimum canum Q, Solidago virgaurea Q, Pareira brava Q, and Senecio aureus Q. It is advised for unilateral or bilateral kidney and ureter stone problems.

Additionally, this drug aids in kidney stone removal. It works wonders for treating renal colic. It clears the obstruction in the urinary system caused by calcium oxalate and phosphates.

Solidago virgaurea, Pareira brava, Senecio aureus, Sarsaparilla, Ocimum canum, Berberis vulgaris Q, and Sarsaparilla Q make up the mixture.

Unless otherwise directed by a doctor, mix 15 drops of Clearstone SBL in half a cup of regular water twice a day. Before using it, the patient should consult their doctor. It is always preferable to let the doctor know if a patient has ever had an allergic reaction to a medicine. The doctor will advise you on the dosage and a backup drug after reviewing your entire medical history.

There are no documented negative effects associated with the drug SBL Clearstone drop. Contact your doctor right away if you encounter any negative effects.

Before ingesting SBL Clearstone drop, pregnant or nursing women should speak to a doctor. Keep a 30-minute window open between meals, drink, and other medications and homeopathic remedies. While taking medication, stay away from anything that has a strong mouth scent, such as camphor, garlic, onion, coffee, and hing.

[machelofernando]

Senecio vulgaris Especie de la familia Asteraceae. Planta de distribución cosmopolita, nativa del Paleártico. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp6ZMXBsNGv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[may-k-world]

Tiny wildflowers! 道端で見かけた小さな小さな花たち 💠

ノボロギク（野襤褸菊）Senecio vulgaris / Common groundsel カラスノエンドウ（烏野豌豆）Common vetch オオイヌノフグリ（大犬の陰嚢）Veronica persica / Persian speedwell オオキバナカタバミ（大黄花片喰）Oxalis pes-caprae / Buttercup oxalis / Bermuda buttercup アメリカフウロ（亜米利加風露）Geranium carolinianum オオバタネツケバナ（大葉種漬花）Cardamine douglassii

[deathtek]

12/30/19

[francescointoppa]

S – Senecio vulgaris L. – Senecione comune (Asteraceae), nel parcheggio

[maoyeamh]

[wildfloweroftheday]

3 January 2019

Groundsel - Senecio vulgaris

This plant has branched stems and small yellow flower heads, which are usually without ray florets (i.e. florets with petals, that you would normally see encircling daisy-type flower heads). Some of the flower heads hang down. The seed heads are downy, each one looking like a head of white hair, and once the seeds are released they leave behind a bald dotted ‘pate’.

Above: Groundsel in front of the castle.

Below: A smaller example of the plant. (The key is for size reference: I had no coins in my pocket).

Below: Botanical illustration, English school.