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Senecioninae
60 branches of this group, most-observed first
groundsels
genusSenecio
American groundsels and ragworts
genusPackera
ragworts
genusJacobaea
Erechtites
genusErechtites
Tasselflowers
genusEmilia
Crassocephalum
genusCrassocephalum
Delairea
genusDelairea
Beads
genusCurio
Adenostyles
genusAdenostyles
Kleinia
genusKleinia
Cinerarias
genusPericallis
Cinerarias
genusCineraria
Gynura
genusGynura
Monticalia
genusMonticalia
Rockhausenia
genusRockhausenia
Flame Vines
genusPseudogynoxys
Werneria
genusWerneria
Dendrophorbium
genusDendrophorbium
Culcitium
genusCulcitium
Lordhowea
genusLordhowea
Dorobaea
genusDorobaea
Dendrosenecio
genusDendrosenecio
Lasiocephalus
genusLasiocephalus
Rugelia
genusRugelia
Aetheolaena
genusAetheolaena
Scapisenecio
genusScapisenecio
Pentacalia
genusPentacalia
sausage daisies
genusBaculellum
Hubertia
genusHubertia
Solanecio
genusSolanecio
Urostemon
genusUrostemon
Synotis
genusSynotis
Caucasalia
genusCaucasalia
Dolichorrhiza
genusDolichorrhiza
Bethencourtia
genusBethencourtia
Turanecio
genusTuranecio
Bolandia
genusBolandia
Jessea
genusJessea
Faujasia
genusFaujasia
Steirodiscus
genusSteirodiscus
Lomanthus
genusLomanthus
Scrobicaria
genusScrobicaria
× Bacurio
genushybrid× Bacurio
Zemisia
genusZemisia
Arrhenechthites
genusArrhenechthites
Yermo
genusYermo
Pippenalia
genusPippenalia
Pojarkovia
genusPojarkovia
Elekmania
genusElekmania
Misbrookea
genusMisbrookea
Dauresia
genusDauresia
Digitacalia
genusDigitacalia
Robinsonia
genusRobinsonia
Spear Head
hybridBaculellum articulatum × Senecio oxyriifolius tropaeolifolius
Oresbia
genusOresbia
Villasenoria
genusVillasenoria
Graphistylis
genusGraphistylis
Mikaniopsis
genusMikaniopsis
Cissampelopsis
genusCissampelopsis
Humbertacalia
genusHumbertacalia
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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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 901794.