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''Filago vulgaris'' or ''Filago germanica'',〔(ITIS Catalogue of Life: ''Filago germanica'' (provisionally accepted name), syn: ''Filago vulgaris'' ) . Distribution list (native + introduced) . accessed 4.4.2013〕 commonly known as common cudweed or common cottonrose, is an annual herbaceous plant of the genus ''Filago''.〔(USDA Plants Profile for ''Filago vulgaris'' (common cottonrose) ) . accessed 4.4.2013〕 It is in the Inuleae tribe of the Sunflower (Asteraceae) family. Common names also include: Danish—''Kugle-museurt'', and Norwegian—''Kuleullurt''.〔(Cabi.org—Invasive Species Compendium | ''Filago vulgaris'' )〕 ==Distribution== ''Filago vulgaris'' is native to Europe, from the Mediterranean region north to Northern Ireland, Scotland. It is found in grassland, sand dunes, rocky ledges, and cultivated fields.〔〔(Online Atlas of the British and Irish Flora — ''Filago vulgaris'' ) . accessed 4.4.2013〕 It is a listed Near Threatened species in the Red Data Book for England, due to agricultural practices.〔(Dorset: ''F. vulgaris'' )〕 It is an invasive species in Scandinavia and Finland.〔〔(Cabi.org—Invasive presence distribution map (Scandinavia) )〕 It is a naturalized introduced species in the Northwestern and Eastern United States, and in British Columbia and Ontario, Canada.〔 ;Description ''Filago vulgaris'' can reach in height. The linear wavy-edged leaves and the stems are a white and woolly in texture and appearance.〔 The plant blooms July to September, with dense, terminal flowerheads, flowers that are light yellow.〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Filago vulgaris」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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