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Pectis Pectis papposa Scientific classification Kingdom: Plantae (unranked): Angiosperms (unranked): Eudicots (unranked): Asterids Order: Asterales Family: Asteraceae Tribe: Tageteae Genus: Pectis
L.Species 85 - See text.
Pectis is a genus of plants in the daisy family known generally as cinchweeds in current usage. Older books call them "chinchweeds." [1] Pectis is native to the Americas, including the Caribbean. These plants vary in appearance but they usually bear yellow daisylike flowers.
Selected species:
- Pectis angustifolia - lemonscented cinchweed
- Pectis carthusianorum - Caribbean cinchweed
- Pectis ciliaris - donkeyweed
- Pectis cylindrica - Sonoran cinchweed
- Pectis elongata - tropical cinchweed
- Pectis filipes - Fivebract cinchweed
- Pectis glaucescens - Sanddune cinchweed
- Pectis humifusa - Yerba de San Juan
- Pectis imberbis - Beardless cinchweed
- Pectis linearifolia - Florida cinchweed
- Pectis linearis - West Indian cinchweed
- Pectis linifolia - romero macho
- Pectis longipes - Longstalk cinchweed
- Pectis papposa - manybristle cinchweed, limoncillo
- Pectis prostrata - spreading cinchweed
- Pectis rusbyi - Rusby's cinchweed
- Pectis tenuicaulis - island cinchweed
References
- ^ Kearny T.H., and Peebles R.H., et al. 1960. Arizona Flora. University of California Press, Berkeley, CA.
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