Claytonia
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Claytonia (Spring Beauty) is a genus of 26 species of flowering plants in the family Portulacaceae, primarily native to North America, with a few species extending south to Guatemala in Central America, and northwest to northeastern Asia.
A number of the species were formerly treated in the related genus Montia.
- Species
- Claytonia acutifolia
- Claytonia arctica
- Claytonia arenicola
- Claytonia caroliniana
- Claytonia cordifolia
- Claytonia exigua
- Claytonia gypsophiloides
- Claytonia lanceolata
- Claytonia megarhiza
- Claytonia multiscapa
- Claytonia nevadensis
- Claytonia ogilviensis
- Claytonia palustris
- Claytonia parviflora
- Claytonia perfoliata
- Claytonia rosea
- Claytonia rubra
- Claytonia sarmentosa
- Claytonia saxosa
- Claytonia scammaniana
- Claytonia sibirica
- Claytonia tuberosa
- Claytonia umbellata
- Claytonia virginica
- Claytonia washingtoniana
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