Dasyphyllum
Dasyphyllum is a genus of flowering plants in the sunflower family.[1][2] It is distributed in South America, with several species in southeastern Brazil.[3]
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| Genus: | Dasyphyllum Kunth |
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Dasyphyllum brasiliense
- Dasyphyllum argenteum
- Dasyphyllum armatum
- Dasyphyllum brasiliense
- Dasyphyllum brevispinum
- Dasyphyllum cabrerae
- Dasyphyllum candolleanum
- Dasyphyllum chapadense
- Dasyphyllum colombianum
- Dasyphyllum cryptocephalum
- Dasyphyllum diacanthoides
- Dasyphyllum donianum
- Dasyphyllum excelsum
- Dasyphyllum ferox
- Dasyphyllum flagellare
- Dasyphyllum floribundum
- Dasyphyllum fodinarum
- Dasyphyllum horridum
- Dasyphyllum hystrix
- Dasyphyllum inerme
- Dasyphyllum infundibulare
- Dasyphyllum lanceolatum
- Dasyphyllum lanosum
- Dasyphyllum latifolium
- Dasyphyllum lehmannii
- Dasyphyllum leiocephalum
- Dasyphyllum leptacanthum
- Dasyphyllum luetzelburgii
- Dasyphyllum maria-lianae
- Dasyphyllum orthacanthum
- Dasyphyllum popayanense
- Dasyphyllum reticulatum
- Dasyphyllum spinescens
- Dasyphyllum sprengelianum
- Dasyphyllum synacanthum
- Dasyphyllum tomentosum
- Dasyphyllum trichophyllum
- Dasyphyllum vagans
- Dasyphyllum varians
- Dasyphyllum velutinum
- Dasyphyllum vepreculatum
- Dasyphyllum weberbaueri
Etymology of genus name
The genus name Dasyphyllum is a compound of the Greek elements δασύς ( dasus ) 'hairy' and φύλλον ( phyllon ) 'leaf', thus meaning "plant with hairy leaves".[6]
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- Kunth, Karl (Carl) Sigismund. 1818. Nova Genera et Species Plantarum (folio ed.) 4: 13–14
- Tropicos, Dasyphyllum Kunth
- (in Spanish) Dasyphyllum. Arboles y arbustos de los Andes del Ecuador. eFloras.
- Dasyphyllum. The Plant List.
- Flann, C (ed) 2009+ Global Compositae Checklist
- Cunliffe, Richard John, A Lexicon of the Homeric Dialect, pub. Blackie and Son Ltd. 1924.
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