Leucanthemopsis

Ordinary Alpenmargerite ( Leucanthemopsis alpina)

The Alps usury Flowers ( Leucanthemopsis ) are a genus of flowering plants in the sunflower family ( Asteraceae).

Description

There are always perennial herbaceous plants that usually remain low; rarely do they reach stature heights of over 20 cm. You are bald or hairy. The leaves are simple to pinnately lobed.

The bloom conditions contain white or yellow, female ray florets and yellow disc florets hermaphroditic. The fruits are achenes.

System

Synonyms

  • Tanacetum section pyrethrum sub-section Leucanthemopsis Giroux
  • Pyrethrum section Leucoglossa DC.
  • Tanacetum section Leucoglossa ( DC.) Schultz. - Bip.
  • Pyrethrum Pyrethrum Willk section. in Willk. & Lange
  • Pyrethrum section Leucanthemopsis ( Giroux ) Tzvelev

Types and distribution

The areas range from Europe to western Asia and North Africa. They are found mainly in the mountains of Europe, from the Carpathians to southern Spain. The center of diversity is the Iberian Peninsula.

There are about eight species in the genus Alps usury Flowers ( Leucanthemopsis ):

  • Ordinary Alps Wucherblume ( Leucanthemopsis alpina (L.) Heywood, Syn: Chrysanthemum alpinum L.): History: Switzerland, Austria, Southern Germany, the Czech Republic, southern Poland, western Ukraine, Italy, Romania, Yugoslavia, France (including Corsica), and Spain.
  • Leucanthemopsis flaveola ( Hoffmanns. et Link ) Heywood
  • Leucanthemopsis longipectinata
  • Leucanthemopsis pallida ( Miller) Heywood
  • Leucanthemopsis pectinata: Endemic to the Sierra Nevada.
  • Leucanthemopsis pulverulenta ( Lag ) Heywood ( syn. Chrysanthemum hispanicum ( Willk. ) Dörfl, Chrysanthemum pulverulentum ( Lag ) Pers, pyrethrum hispanicum Willk, pyrethrum pulverulentum Lag. .. ): History: Portugal and Spain.
  • Leucanthemopsis radicans ( Cav. ) Heywood: History southern Spain 's Sierra Nevada.
  • Leucanthemopsis spathulifolia ( J.Gay ) Rivas Mart. , A.Asensi, Molero Mesa & F.Valle

Swell

  • Vernon Hilton Heywood: Leucanthemopsis ( Giroux ) Heywood - A new genus of the Compositae - Anthemideae in Anal. Inst Bot Cavanilles 32 (2) 1975: pages 175-187. Description of the genus. Pdf online. (English )
Asteroideae Range (biology) Carpathian Mountains Sierra Nevada (Spain)
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