Pulicaria consists of perennial plants that thrive in moist to marshy environments. They typically reach heights of 50 to 90 cm and feature hairy stems along with lance-shaped leaves that have undulating margins. The yellow blooms, which are ephemeral, emerge from late August to September on elongated, slender stems. The flower heads resemble daisies, measuring 2 to 3 cm across.

Pulicaria

Pulicaria dysenterica is a perennial plant characterized by its hairy texture, growing to heights of 50-90 cm. It features creeping rhizomes and leaves that are slightly heart-shaped with wavy edges, which embrace the stems. The flowering stems can extend up to 1 meter tall, producing clusters of flat, yellow flower heads resembling daisies, each with short ray petals, blooming from mid-summer through early autumn.

Pulicaria dysenterica

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Pulicaria sicula

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