Pictures taken in Andalusia, Iruela, ~1000 m.
Habitat of Agapantha asphodeli, Rhagonycha fulva, Heliotaurus, etc.
I am not very sure but could be Ferula communis or some species of Lomatium.
Thapsia villosa and Ferula communis both are found in Andalusia, Spain. However, Lomatium dissectum has not been reported from the same region.
Muchas gracias!
How can I distinguish Ferula from Thapsia?
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Francesco,
according to a friend, botanic of the University of Santiago de Compostela, it is Thapsia villosa.
But to be 100% sure he will need images with the fruits and, more accurately, of the leaves.
Hope it helps!!!
Muchas gracias!
It seems that leaves are very important; thus I have cut another picture.
Sorry for the quality, but leaves were not the subject of this picture...
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