Emilia (genus)

tasselflower
pualele
Emilia fosbergii
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Plantae
(unranked): Angiosperms
(unranked): Eudicots
(unranked): Asterids
Order: Asterales
Family: Asteraceae
Tribe: Senecioneae
Genus: Emilia
Cass.
Synonyms[1]
  • Pithosillum Cass.
  • Senecio sect. Emilioidei Muschl.
  • Xyridopsis Welw. ex B.Nord.
  • Pseudactis S.Moore
  • Senecio subg. Emilia (Cass.) O.Hoffm.

Emilia is a genus of herbaceous plants in the family sunflower family, known as tasselflower or pualele.[2][3][4]

The members of the genus are distributed mainly in the tropics and sub-tropics of Africa and Asia. Some species have also been placed in the genus Cacalia.[4][5]

Species[1]
  1. Emilia abyssinica
  2. Emilia adamagibaensis
  3. Emilia adscendens
  4. Emilia alstonii
  5. Emilia ambifaria
  6. Emilia arvensis
  7. Emilia aurita
  8. Emilia baberka
  9. Emilia baldwinii
  10. Emilia bampsiana
  11. Emilia basifolia
  12. Emilia bathiei
  13. Emilia baumii
  14. Emilia bellioides
  15. Emilia bianoensis
  16. Emilia brachycephala
  17. Emilia caespitosa
  18. Emilia capillaris
  19. Emilia cenioides
  20. Emilia chiovendeana
  21. Emilia citrina
  22. Emilia coccinea
  23. Emilia coloniaria
  24. Emilia crepidioides
  25. Emilia crispata
  26. Emilia cryptantha
  27. Emilia debilis
  28. Emilia decaryi
  29. Emilia decipiens
  30. Emilia discifolia
  31. Emilia djalonensis
  32. Emilia duvigneaudii
  33. Emilia emilioides
  34. Emilia exserta
  35. Emilia fallax
  36. Emilia flaccida
  37. Emilia fosbergii
  38. Emilia fugax
  39. Emilia gaudichaudii
  40. Emilia gossweileri
  41. Emilia graminea
  42. Emilia guineensis
  43. Emilia hantamensis
  44. Emilia helianthella
  45. Emilia herbacea
  46. Emilia hiernii
  47. Emilia hockii
  48. Emilia homblei
  49. Emilia humifusa
  50. Emilia infralignosa
  51. Emilia integrifolia
  52. Emilia irregularibracteata
  53. Emilia jeffreyana
  54. Emilia juncea
  55. Emilia kasaiensis
  56. Emilia khaopawtaensis
  57. Emilia kilwensis
  58. Emilia kivuensis
  59. Emilia lejolyana
  60. Emilia leptocephala
  61. Emilia leucantha
  62. Emilia libeniana
  63. Emilia limosa
  64. Emilia lisowskiana
  65. Emilia longifolia
  66. Emilia longipes
  67. Emilia longiramea
  68. Emilia lopollensis
  69. Emilia lubumbashiensis
  70. Emilia lyrata
  71. Emilia malaisseana
  72. Emilia marlothiana
  73. Emilia mbagoi
  74. Emilia micrura
  75. Emilia moutsamboteana
  76. Emilia myriocephala
  77. Emilia negellensis
  78. Emilia pammicrocephala
  79. Emilia parnassiifolia
  80. Emilia perrieri
  81. Emilia petitiana
  82. Emilia pinnatifida
  83. Emilia praetermissa
  84. Emilia prenanthoidea
  85. Emilia protracta
  86. Emilia pseudactis
  87. Emilia pumila
  88. Emilia ramulosa
  89. Emilia rehmanniana
  90. Emilia rigida
  91. Emilia robynsiana
  92. Emilia scabra
  93. Emilia schmitzii
  94. Emilia serpentina
  95. Emilia serpentinus
  96. Emilia serrata
  97. Emilia shabensis
  98. Emilia simulans
  99. Emilia somalensis
  100. Emilia sonchifolia
  101. Emilia speeseae
  102. Emilia subscaposa
  103. Emilia tenellula
  104. Emilia tenera
  105. Emilia tenuipes
  106. Emilia tenuis
  107. Emilia tessmannii
  108. Emilia transvaalensis
  109. Emilia tricholepis
  110. Emilia ukambensis
  111. Emilia ukingensis
  112. Emilia vanmeelii
  113. Emilia violacea
  114. Emilia zairensis
  115. Emilia zeylanica

References

  1. 1 2 Flann, C (ed) 2009+ Global Compositae Checklist
  2. ↑ Cassini, Alexandre Henri Gabriel de. 1817. Bulletin des Sciences, par la Societe Philomatique 1817: 68 in French
  3. ↑ Tropicos, Emilia Cass.
  4. 1 2 "Emilia". Flora of North America. Retrieved 2008-01-26.
  5. ↑ "Emilia Cass.". PLANTS. United States Department of Agriculture (National Plant Data Center).

External links

Media related to Emilia at Wikimedia Commons Data related to Emilia at Wikispecies

Further reading


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