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Senecio minimus (Asteraceae) 2:368 |
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Senecio
minimus is a widespread and common native herb or
subshrub that regenerates abundantly after fire or other
disturbance in wet forest. It is often found in association
with or replacing Fireweed
(S. linearifolius).
The foliage is often pale from a waxy layer or some hairs.
The leaves are toothed, and the teeth themselves have fine
teeth. The flower heads have no ray flowers.
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University of Tasmania