Hamadryas (plant) explained

Hamadryas is a genus of flowering, perennial herbs in the family Ranunculaceae.^[1] It is found in the southernmost regions of Chile and Argentina, as well as the Falkland Islands, predominantly in alpine and sub-alpine habitats. The range of one species, Hamadryas delfinii, extends north into San Juan Province, Argentina.

The five identified species are

• Hamadryas argentea
• Hamadryas delfinii
• Hamadryas kingii
• Hamadryas magellanica
• Hamadryas sempervivoides

Notes and References

1. Hoot . Sara B. . Kramer . Jenny . Arroyo . Mary T. K. . 2008-03-01 . Phylogenetic Position of the South American Dioecious Genus Hamadryas and Related Ranunculeae (Ranunculaceae) . International Journal of Plant Sciences . 169 . 3 . 433–443 . 10.1086/526460 . 84291063 . 1058-5893.