Starting in 1892, wool from South Africa was imported to Verviers, the international capital of the wool industry in Belgium at the time. This wool hid seeds of a yellow flower called Senecio inaequidens. Once this plant arrived, it spread across E… https://t.co/3vu6kQ1Ty2

— EUROPALIA (@EUROPALIA2021) 2022.9.1

@bastiaan_brak Senecio inaequidens.

— Richard Mabbutt (@MabbuttRichard) 2021.5.31

@karinaasecas @BubbIa__ Tengo Graptoveria Debbie...tmb tengo Kalanchoe Houghtonii, Echinopsis pachanoi, AutrocylindropuntiaSubulata, Aloe Juvenna, Cylindropuntia Brasilensis, Opuntia Fulgida Monstruosa, Ferocactus Glaucens, Senecio inaequidens, Opuntia Microdasys, Mammilaria elongata, Lobivia silvestri

— ArielMun™ (@arielmun) 2020.6.4

Narrow-leaved Ragwort (Senecio inaequidens) - a sparsely distributed #alien species found earlier this week in a disused #landfill site, Belfast, Co. #Antrim VC H39 @BSBIbotany @wildflower_hour #wildflowerhour https://t.co/ybF8yM4KKN

— OneLove (@FadoFlora) 2019.1.14