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Camelinodae
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Camelinodae

19 branches of this group, most-observed first

Cardamineae

tribeCardamineae

Lepidieae

tribeLepidieae

Camelineae

tribeCamelineae

Erysimeae

tribeErysimeae

Boechereae

tribeBoechereae

Physarieae

tribePhysarieae

Arabidopsideae

tribeArabidopsideae

Descurainieae

tribeDescurainieae

Turritideae

tribeTurritideae

Malcolmieae

tribeMalcolmieae

Smelowskieae

tribeSmelowskieae

Microlepidieae

tribeMicrolepidieae

Halimolobeae

tribeHalimolobeae

Oreophytoneae

tribeOreophytoneae

Fourraeeae

tribeFourraeeae

Alyssopsideae

tribeAlyssopsideae

Crucihimalayeae

tribeCrucihimalayeae

Yinshanieae

tribeYinshanieae

Hemilophieae

tribeHemilophieae

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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 1473859.