Cyclachaena, which belongs to the family Asteraceae of the order Asterales, has been introduced and semi-naturalized in central and southern Britain, partly via seeds bought for bird food (which means typical varieties of seeds, nuts, or dried fruits eaten by birds).
Cyclachaena, which belongs to the family Asteraceae of the order Asterales, has been introduced and semi-naturalized in central and southern Britain, partly via seeds bought for bird food (which means typical varieties of seeds, nuts, or dried fruits eaten by birds).