Senecio juniperinus L.F.

Erect or sprawling shrublet, with softly woody, thinly or thickly white-felted stems, up to 1 m tall. Leaves linear lanceolate, mostly 15-40 x 1-3 mm, hard and leathery, pungent, sessile, glabrescent and glossy above, but thickly felted beneath, with margins strongly revolute and sometimes with a few scattered teeth or lobes, typically with a small sharp tooth on each side at base. Flowerheads in lax terminal corymbs, ultimate pedicels sparsely scaly and mostly 10-40 mm long, radiate, yellow; involucre campanulate, 4-5 mm diam., bracts with thickened margins and black tips, 15-20, ± 5 x 1 mm, bracteoles numerous, imbricate, subulate and black-tipped.