Mulinum spinosum / Azorella proflifera / Neneo bush, yellow flowers. Chacabuco Valley, Patagonia NP, Chile, South America.

Neneo (Azorella proflifera; syn. Mulinum spinosum) is a rounded bush with yellow flowers and spiny leaves, typical of the Patagonian steppe and related to fennel. Location: Chacabuco Valley, 180 miles south of Coyhaique, the regional capital of Aysen, in Chile, South America. Patagonia National Park consists of the Tompkins Conservation donation in addition to the former national reserves of Jeinimeni and Tamango, plus fiscal land. Parque Patagonia was created by Conservacion Patagonica, a nonprofit incorporated in California and founded in 2000 by Kris Tompkins. On January 29, 2018, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet and Kris Tompkins signed a decree creating 5 national parks, including Patagonia National Park.

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Contained in galleries: CHILE: Patagonia NP; Rio Baker, 2020 Feb: all Patagonia (ARGENTINA, CHILE)

Neneo (Azorella proflifera; syn. Mulinum spinosum) is a rounded bush with yellow flowers and spiny leaves, typical of the Patagonian steppe and related to fennel. Location: Chacabuco Valley, 180 miles south of Coyhaique, the regional capital of Aysen, in Chile, South America. Patagonia National Park consists of the Tompkins Conservation donation in addition to the former national reserves of Jeinimeni and Tamango, plus fiscal land. Parque Patagonia was created by Conservacion Patagonica, a nonprofit incorporated in California and founded in 2000 by Kris Tompkins. On January 29, 2018, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet and Kris Tompkins signed a decree creating 5 national parks, including Patagonia National Park.