Euryops (Cass.) Cass.

Euryops (en)

Genus

Angiosperms > Asterales > Asteraceae

Characteristics

Shrubs or subshrubs, rarely herbs. Leaves sessile, pinnately veined. Capitula radiate (in Australia) or rarely discoid, pedunculate, ecalyculate; involucral bracts often connate proximally. Florets: ligule yellow; disc florets rarely functionally male; corolla lobes yellow or orange; anthers ecaudate; style branches flattened to subterete, truncate, often crowned by papillae, without terminal appendage. Achenes homomorphic, obloid. Pappus caducous or absent.
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Shrubs, rarely herbs. Leaves alternate or rarely rosulate. Capitula solitary, usually radiate; involucre without a calyculus; phyllaries usually connate. Ray and disc florets yellow; style branches truncate or obtuse. Achenes ribbed or smooth; pappus of many bristles or occasionally absent.
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Hardiness (USDA) 7-11

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Images

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Distribution

Euryops world distribution map, present in Australia and United States of America

Identifiers

LSID urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:8900-1
WFO ID wfo-4000014303
COL ID 4GVR
BDTFX ID 86417
INPN ID 192448
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Synonyms

Euryops

Lower taxons

Euryops imbricatus Euryops tysonii Euryops rehmannii Euryops indecorus Euryops floribundus Euryops linifolia Euryops euryopoides Euryops integrifolius Euryops erectus Euryops leiocarpus Euryops muirii Euryops microphyllus Euryops brevilobus Euryops lasiocladus Euryops acraeus Euryops chrysanthemoides Euryops asparagoides Euryops zeyheri Euryops petraeus Euryops ericifolius Euryops pleiodontus Euryops rosulatus Euryops glutinosus Euryops latifolius Euryops dregeanus Euryops pectinatus Euryops speciosissimus Euryops brachypodus Euryops multifidus Euryops trifidus Euryops vimineus Euryops othonnoides Euryops evansii Euryops linifolius Euryops algoensis Euryops trilobus Euryops subcarnosus Euryops wageneri Euryops discoideus Euryops rupestris Euryops hypnoides Euryops longipes Euryops anthemoides Euryops bolusii Euryops ursinoides Euryops mucosus Euryops namibensis Euryops serra Euryops ericoides Euryops transvaalensis Euryops dentatus Euryops virgatus Euryops hebecarpus Euryops inops Euryops cuneatus Euryops empetrifolius Euryops spathaceus Euryops candollei Euryops thunbergii Euryops mirus Euryops marlothii Euryops annuus Euryops decipiens Euryops prostratus Euryops brevipapposus Euryops brevipes Euryops dyeri Euryops munitus Euryops polytrichoides Euryops oligoglossus Euryops pinnatipartitus Euryops tagetoides Euryops sulcatus Euryops calvescens Euryops annae Euryops namaquensis Euryops tenuilobus Euryops nodosus Euryops gracilipes Euryops decumbens Euryops elgonensis Euryops tenuissimus Euryops gilfillanii Euryops sulcatus Euryops ciliatus Euryops tenuissimus Euryops montanus Euryops brownei Euryops proteoides Euryops exsudans Euryops lateriflorus Euryops trifidus Euryops jacksonii Euryops antinorii Euryops lateriflorus Euryops walterorum Euryops laxus Euryops arabicus Euryops dacrydioides Euryops pinifolia Euryops jaberiana Euryops virgineus Euryops linearis Euryops galpinii Euryops ciliatus Euryops pedunculatus Euryops virgineus