Common Names
- English: Oxford Ragwort
- German: Felsen-Greiskraut, Felsen-Kreuzkraut
- Croatian: Kamenjarski dragušac, Kamenjarski kostriš, Kamenjarski staračac, Katunski dragušac
- French: Séneçon luisant, Séneçon des rochers
- Italian: Senecione montanino
- Slovak: Starček skalný
- Slovene: Skalni grint
- Swedish: Stenkorsört
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