Liabellum

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Liabellum
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Tribe: Liabeae
Subtribe: Sinclairiinae
Genus: Liabellum
Rydb. 1927 not Cabrera 1954 (syn of Microliabum ) [1]
Species:
L. hintoniorum
Binomial name
Liabellum hintoniorum
(B.L.Turner) H.Rob.
Synonyms [1]
  • Sinclairia sect. Liabellum(Rydb.) B.L.Turner
  • Sinclairia hintoniorumB.L.Turner
  • Liabum hintoniorum(B.L.Turner) H.Rob.

Liabellum is a genus of Mexican plants in the tribe Liabeae within the family Asteraceae. [2]

Species

The only known species is Liabellum hintoniorum, native to México State in central México. [1] [3]

formerly included [1]

see Microliabum Sinclairia

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