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Helianthinae
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Helianthinae

21 branches of this group, most-observed first

sunflowers

genusHelianthus

Mexican Sunflowers

genusTithonia

Bahiopsis

genusBahiopsis

Viguiera

genusViguiera

Heliomeris

genusHeliomeris

Simsia

genusSimsia

Aldama

genusAldama

Sidneya

genusSidneya

Sclerocarpus

genusSclerocarpus

Lagascea

genusLagascea

Scalesia

genusScalesia

Phoebanthus

genusPhoebanthus

Iostephane

genusIostephane

Hymenostephium

genusHymenostephium

Dendroviguiera

genusDendroviguiera

Pappobolus

genusPappobolus

Calanticaria

genusCalanticaria

Gonzalezia

genusGonzalezia

Heiseria

genusHeiseria

Syncretocarpus

genusSyncretocarpus

Davilanthus

genusDavilanthus

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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 901801.