Re: a Spanish wild flower ID?

Looks like Senecio auricula.

http://217.127.156.146/floresdealmeria/joyas/senecio-auricola-major.html
From 
http://www.oiv2007.hu/documents/viticulture/103_microsoft_word___ponencia__oiv_2007_1_.pdf :
"Entre las especies vegetales más destacables encontramos los endemismos exclusivos de los saladares del Sureste ibérico Limonium caesium o Limonium cossonianum, el escasísimo senecio marino (Senecio aurícula) de los albardinales y la orquídea Ochis collina en los pastizales." 

Cheers,
Fran
Madrid, Spain
----- Original Message ----- From: "Sean A. O'Hara" <sean@gimcw.org> 
To: "medit-plants" <medit-plants@ucdavis.edu>
Sent: Friday, February 29, 2008 10:21 PM
Subject: a Spanish wild flower ID?



Hi folks -

Someone I know in the flickr community has a wild flower she is trying to
identify. It is a very nice looking plant and so I am personally interested 
in its ID also.  I wonder if anyone here might be able to help.  It is a
small, rosette forming composite with a single stem and umbell-like cluster of 
relative large yellow daisies.  It is growing in Parque Natural de La Mata
(Spain):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/47676341@N00/2299985846/in/pool-medit-garden

Thanks in advance for any assistance or leads.
Seán O.

Seán A. O'Hara
sean(at)gimcw.org
www.hortulusaptus.com
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