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| Umbilicus | |
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| Umbilicus rupestris in flower in coastal Devon | |
Scientific classification  | |
| Kingdom: | Plantae |
| Clade: | Tracheophytes |
| Clade: | Angiosperms |
| Clade: | Eudicots |
| Order: | Saxifragales |
| Family: | Crassulaceae |
| Subfamily: | Sempervivoideae |
| Tribe: | Umbiliceae |
| Genus: | Umbilicus DC. |
| Species | |
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Umbilicus is a genus of over ninety species of flowering plants in the family Crassulaceae. Many of its species have been given synonyms under different genera such as Rosularia , Cotyledon , and Chiastophyllum . However, those that remain in Umbilicus are listed below:
- Umbilicus chloranthus (called green Venus' navel)
- Umbilicus chrysanthus (called Venus' navel)
- Umbilicus erectus (called reniform Venus' navel)
- Umbilicus horizontalis (called horizontal navelwort)
- Umbilicus intermedius (called intermediate navelwort)
- Umbilicus oppositifolius (called gold drop) (also as Chiastophyllum o.)
- Umbilicus rupestris (called navelwort)
- Umbilicus aetneus (Tornab)
- Umbilicus affinis (Schrenk)
- Umbilicus aizoon (Fenzl)
- Umbilicus albido-opacus (Carlström), sometimes referred to as opacus.
- Umbilicus alpestris (Karelin and Kirilov)
- Umbilicus botryoides (Hochstetter)
- Umbilicus citrinus (Wolley-Dod)
- Umbilicus coutinhoi (Mariz)
- Umbilicus cyprius (Holmboe)
- Umbilicus deflexus (Pomel, 1875)
- Umbilicus denticulatus (Turcz.)
- Umbilicus elymaiticus (Boiss. and Hauszknecht)
- Umbilicus erubescens (Maxim.)
- Umbilicus ferganicus (Popov)
- Umbilicus fimbriatus (Turcz.)
- Umbilicus gendjnamensis (Stapf)
- Umbilicus giganteus (Battandier)
- Umbilicus glaber (Regel and Winkler)
- Umbilicus globulariaefolius (Fenzl)
- Umbilicus haussknechtii / Umbilicus hauszknechtii (Boiss. and Reuter)
- Umbilicus heylandianus (Webb and Berthel.), found in Spain and Portugal
- Umbilicus hispidus (Lam.)
- Umbilicus lampusae (Kotschy)
- Umbilicus lassithiensis (Gandoger)
- Umbilicus leucanthus (G.Don)
- Umbilicus libanoticus (Labill.) — possibly Umbilicus glaber
- Umbilicus lievenii (Ledeb.)
- Umbilicus linearifolius (Franch.)
- Umbilicus lineatus (Boiss.)
- Umbilicus lineolatus (Boiss.)
- Umbilicus linifolius (Rupr.)
- Umbilicus luteus (Huds.)
- Umbilicus malacophyllus (Pall.)
- Umbilicus maroccanus (Gandoger)
- Umbilicus mexicanus (Schltdl., 1839)
- Umbilicus micranthus (Pomel)
- Umbilicus microstachyum (Kotschy)
- Umbilicus mirus (Pampan.)
- Umbilicus multicaulis (Boiss. and Buhse)
- Umbilicus multicaulis (Boiss. and Buhse)
- Umbilicus oreades (Decne.)
- Umbilicus oxypetalus (Boiss.)
- Umbilicus pallidiflorus (Holmboe)
- Umbilicus pallidus (Schott and Kotschy)
- Umbilicus paniculatus (Regel and Schmalh.)
- Umbilicus parviflorus (Desf.), found in Greece.
- Umbilicus patens (Pomel)
- Umbilicus patulus (Candargy)
- Umbilicus pendulinus (Wolley-Dod)
- Umbilicus persicus (Boiss.)
- Umbilicus pestalozzae (Boiss.)
- Umbilicus platyphyllus (Schrenk)
- Umbilicus praealtus (Brotero)
- Umbilicus pubescens (G.Don)
- Umbilicus pulvinatus (Rupr.)
- Umbilicus pulvinatus (Rupr.)
- Umbilicus radicans (Klotzsch)
- Umbilicus radiciflorus (Steud. and Boiss., 1872)
- Umbilicus ramosissimus (Maxim.)
- Umbilicus rodriguezii (Gandoger)
- Umbilicus samius (d'Urville)
- Umbilicus schmidtii (Bolle)
- Umbilicus sedoides (DC.)
- Umbilicus semenovii (Regel and Herder)
- Umbilicus semiensis (A.Rich.)
- Umbilicus sempervivum (Bieberstein)
- Umbilicus serpentinicus (Werdermann)
- Umbilicus serratus (DC.)
- Umbilicus sessilis (Dulac)
- Umbilicus seteveni (Ledeb. and A.Boriss.)
- Umbilicus simplex (C.Koch)
- Umbilicus spathulatus (Hook.)
- Umbilicus spinosus (DC.)
- Umbilicus sprunerianus (Boiss.)
- Umbilicus stamineus (Ledeb.)
- Umbilicus strangulatus (A.Berger)
- Umbilicus subspicatus (Freyn)
- Umbilicus subulatus (G.Don)
- Umbilicus thyrsiflorus (DC.)
- Umbilicus tropaeolifolius (Boiss., 1843)
- Umbilicus tuberculosus (DC. and Streud.)
- Umbilicus turkestanicus (Regel and Winkler)
- Umbilicus umbilicatus (Lam.)
- Umbilicus vulgaris (Batt. and Trabut)
- Umbilicus winkleri (Willkomm)
