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Tetrameriinae
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Tetrameriinae

27 branches of this group, most-observed first

Pachystachys

genusPachystachys

Anisacanthus

genusAnisacanthus

Fittonia

genusFittonia

wrightworts

genusCarlowrightia

Tetramerium

genusTetramerium

Ecbolium

genusEcbolium

Clinacanthus

genusClinacanthus

Henrya

genusHenrya

Yeatesia

genusYeatesia

Megalochlamys

genusMegalochlamys

Schaueria

genusSchaueria

Chorisochora

genusChorisochora

Thyrsacanthus

genusThyrsacanthus

Kudoacanthus

genusKudoacanthus

Mirandea

genusMirandea

Leptostachya

genusLeptostachya

Hoverdenia

genusHoverdenia

Angkalanthus

genusAngkalanthus

Aphanosperma

genusAphanosperma

Chalarothyrsus

genusChalarothyrsus

Trichaulax

genusTrichaulax

Mexacanthus

genusMexacanthus

Populina

genusPopulina

Cephalophis

genusCephalophis

Gypsacanthus

genusGypsacanthus

Chlamydocardia

genusChlamydocardia

Ancistranthus

genusAncistranthus

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Where it lives

Recorded sightings

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1371017.