Porophyllum
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Porophyllum is a genus of flowering plants in the daisy family known commonly as the poreleaf genus. Poreleaf plants are strongly-scented herbs and subshrubs native to the Americas. They have oily foliage and usually yellow daisylike flower heads.
Selected species:
- Porophyllum gracile - odora, slender poreleaf
- Porophyllum greggii - Gregg's poreleaf
- Porophyllum leiocarpum - yerba de peo
- Porophyllum pygmaeum - dwarf poreleaf
- Porophyllum ruderale - Bolivian coriander, quirquiña, yerba porosa
- Porophyllum scoparium - Transpecos poreleaf, hierba del venado, jarilla
- Porophyllum tagetoides - pipicha
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