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  1. The common #daisy, #Bellis #perennis (#Asteraceae), was originally native to the #Mediterranean region, Western Asia, and North Africa. It arrived in Central Europe through early human activity and is therefore named an #archaeophyte. A. Rathore et al. (2024) identified two #begomoviruses from it for the first time using PCR and full-length DNA analysis.

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    reference
    dx.doi.org/10.31031/mcda.2024.

    #photos
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  2. The common #daisy, #Bellis #perennis (#Asteraceae), was originally native to the #Mediterranean region, Western Asia, and North Africa. It arrived in Central Europe through early human activity and is therefore named an #archaeophyte. A. Rathore et al. (2024) identified two #begomoviruses from it for the first time using PCR and full-length DNA analysis.

    ©#StefanFWirth

    As freelancer I depend on your support, thanks
    ko-fi.com/sfwirth

    reference
    dx.doi.org/10.31031/mcda.2024.

    #photos
    ©S.F.Wirth

  3. The common #daisy, #Bellis #perennis (#Asteraceae), was originally native to the #Mediterranean region, Western Asia, and North Africa. It arrived in Central Europe through early human activity and is therefore named an #archaeophyte. A. Rathore et al. (2024) identified two #begomoviruses from it for the first time using PCR and full-length DNA analysis.

    ©#StefanFWirth

    As freelancer I depend on your support, thanks
    ko-fi.com/sfwirth

    reference
    dx.doi.org/10.31031/mcda.2024.

    #photos
    ©S.F.Wirth

  4. The common #daisy, #Bellis #perennis (#Asteraceae), was originally native to the #Mediterranean region, Western Asia, and North Africa. It arrived in Central Europe through early human activity and is therefore named an #archaeophyte. A. Rathore et al. (2024) identified two #begomoviruses from it for the first time using PCR and full-length DNA analysis.

    ©#StefanFWirth

    As freelancer I depend on your support, thanks
    ko-fi.com/sfwirth

    reference
    dx.doi.org/10.31031/mcda.2024.

    #photos
    ©S.F.Wirth

  5. The common #daisy, #Bellis #perennis (#Asteraceae), was originally native to the #Mediterranean region, Western Asia, and North Africa. It arrived in Central Europe through early human activity and is therefore named an #archaeophyte. A. Rathore et al. (2024) identified two #begomoviruses from it for the first time using PCR and full-length DNA analysis.

    ©#StefanFWirth

    As freelancer I depend on your support, thanks
    ko-fi.com/sfwirth

    reference
    dx.doi.org/10.31031/mcda.2024.

    #photos
    ©S.F.Wirth

  6. Northeastern North America might not have the lush colours of the tropics but I still think the metallic green sweat bees (_Agapostemon_) on the bright purple and saffron New England aster (_Symphyotrichum novae-angliae_) are just as fine to look at as any rainforest scene.

    #BloomScrolling #bugstodon #NativeBees #insects #bees #Hymenoptera #Halictidae #Asteraceae

  7. Abiotic and biotic factors ➡️ the invasion success of #SenecioInaequidens ( #Asteraceae )

    Results:
    1️⃣ Both jointly affect the invasion process;
    2️⃣ The performance of S. inaequidens is negatively correlated with the phylogenetic and #FunctionalSimilarity with local species

    #BioticResistance | #Diversity_invasibilityHypothesis | #AbioticFiltering | #IAPs | #SouthAfricanRagwort

    doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtaf035

  8. #MedicinalPlants #Burdock #ArticumLappa #ArticumMinus #Asteraceae #EuropeanNativePlants #NaturalizedAmericanPlants #WeedsAreGood

    Last falls burrs from a variety of burdock, a tall, large-leaved, biennial plant often considered a weed, but there is a lot of medicinal value packed in there. Some mature roots can send stems to 5 feet (1.52 meters) and some leaves can be a foot (30.4 cm) wide.

    When I was a kid, we'd find those burrs and fashion small scenes, a sofa or chair, some lopsided people who could sit in the chair but not get up easily!

    The spiny parts have very grabby, barbs, like Velcro hooks. The burrs are the bane of any long haired dog and especially, for dairy farmers like my family, cow tails.

  9. #MedicinalPlants #Burdock #ArticumLappa #ArticumMinus #Asteraceae #EuropeanNativePlants #NaturalizedAmericanPlants #WeedsAreGood

    Last falls burrs from a variety of burdock, a tall, large-leaved, biennial plant often considered a weed, but there is a lot of medicinal value packed in there. Some mature roots can send stems to 5 feet (1.52 meters) and some leaves can be a foot (30.4 cm) wide.

    When I was a kid, we'd find those burrs and fashion small scenes, a sofa or chair, some lopsided people who could sit in the chair but not get up easily!

    The spiny parts have very grabby, barbs, like Velcro hooks. The burrs are the bane of any long haired dog and especially, for dairy farmers like my family, cow tails.

  10. #MedicinalPlants #Burdock #ArticumLappa #ArticumMinus #Asteraceae #EuropeanNativePlants #NaturalizedAmericanPlants #WeedsAreGood

    Last falls burrs from a variety of burdock, a tall, large-leaved, biennial plant often considered a weed, but there is a lot of medicinal value packed in there. Some mature roots can send stems to 5 feet (1.52 meters) and some leaves can be a foot (30.4 cm) wide.

    When I was a kid, we'd find those burrs and fashion small scenes, a sofa or chair, some lopsided people who could sit in the chair but not get up easily!

    The spiny parts have very grabby, barbs, like Velcro hooks. The burrs are the bane of any long haired dog and especially, for dairy farmers like my family, cow tails.

  11. #MedicinalPlants #Burdock #ArticumLappa #ArticumMinus #Asteraceae #EuropeanNativePlants #NaturalizedAmericanPlants #WeedsAreGood

    Last falls burrs from a variety of burdock, a tall, large-leaved, biennial plant often considered a weed, but there is a lot of medicinal value packed in there. Some mature roots can send stems to 5 feet (1.52 meters) and some leaves can be a foot (30.4 cm) wide.

    When I was a kid, we'd find those burrs and fashion small scenes, a sofa or chair, some lopsided people who could sit in the chair but not get up easily!

    The spiny parts have very grabby, barbs, like Velcro hooks. The burrs are the bane of any long haired dog and especially, for dairy farmers like my family, cow tails.

  12. #MedicinalPlants #Burdock #ArticumLappa #ArticumMinus #Asteraceae #EuropeanNativePlants #NaturalizedAmericanPlants #WeedsAreGood

    Last falls burrs from a variety of burdock, a tall, large-leaved, biennial plant often considered a weed, but there is a lot of medicinal value packed in there. Some mature roots can send stems to 5 feet (1.52 meters) and some leaves can be a foot (30.4 cm) wide.

    When I was a kid, we'd find those burrs and fashion small scenes, a sofa or chair, some lopsided people who could sit in the chair but not get up easily!

    The spiny parts have very grabby, barbs, like Velcro hooks. The burrs are the bane of any long haired dog and especially, for dairy farmers like my family, cow tails.

  13. Thanks to Mauricio Bonifacino and Matt Taylor (Identic), the Lucid Key to the tribes of Compositae is now back online after having disappeared from the web for a few years:

    keys.lucidcentral.org/keys/v4/

    #compositae #daisies #asteraceae #TICA

  14. Thanks to Mauricio Bonifacino and Matt Taylor (Identic), the Lucid Key to the tribes of Compositae is now back online after having disappeared from the web for a few years:

    keys.lucidcentral.org/keys/v4/

    #compositae #daisies #asteraceae #TICA

  15. Thanks to Mauricio Bonifacino and Matt Taylor (Identic), the Lucid Key to the tribes of Compositae is now back online after having disappeared from the web for a few years:

    keys.lucidcentral.org/keys/v4/

    #compositae #daisies #asteraceae #TICA

  16. Thanks to Mauricio Bonifacino and Matt Taylor (Identic), the Lucid Key to the tribes of Compositae is now back online after having disappeared from the web for a few years:

    keys.lucidcentral.org/keys/v4/

    #compositae #daisies #asteraceae #TICA

  17. The pappus of the Australian daisy Angianthus tomentosus consists of jagged scales topped by feathery bristles. #daisies #asteraceae #compositae

  18. The pappus of the Australian daisy Angianthus tomentosus consists of jagged scales topped by feathery bristles. #daisies #asteraceae #compositae

  19. The pappus of the Australian daisy Angianthus tomentosus consists of jagged scales topped by feathery bristles. #daisies #asteraceae #compositae

  20. The pappus of the Australian daisy Angianthus tomentosus consists of jagged scales topped by feathery bristles. #daisies #asteraceae #compositae

  21. The feathery pappus (parachuting hairs) on the cypsela (fruit) of Rhodanthe spicata from Western Australia. #asteraceae #compositae #dasies #microscopy

  22. The feathery pappus (parachuting hairs) on the cypsela (fruit) of Rhodanthe spicata from Western Australia. #asteraceae #compositae #dasies #microscopy

  23. The feathery pappus (parachuting hairs) on the cypsela (fruit) of Rhodanthe spicata from Western Australia. #asteraceae #compositae #dasies #microscopy

  24. The feathery pappus (parachuting hairs) on the cypsela (fruit) of Rhodanthe spicata from Western Australia. #asteraceae #compositae #dasies #microscopy

  25. The feathery pappus (parachuting hairs) on the cypsela (fruit) of Rhodanthe spicata from Western Australia. #asteraceae #compositae #dasies #microscopy

  26. Wait a second, why does this herbarium sheet of a Calotis have the cypselas of a Rutidosis?

    I guess that should teach me not to rely blindly on the specimen identifications of more senior botanists.

    #asteraceae #compositae

  27. Wait a second, why does this herbarium sheet of a Calotis have the cypselas of a Rutidosis?

    I guess that should teach me not to rely blindly on the specimen identifications of more senior botanists.

    #asteraceae #compositae

  28. Wait a second, why does this herbarium sheet of a Calotis have the cypselas of a Rutidosis?

    I guess that should teach me not to rely blindly on the specimen identifications of more senior botanists.

    #asteraceae #compositae