Inuleae Explained

Inuleae is a tribe of flowering plants in the subfamily Asteroideae.

Genera

Inuleae genera recognized by the Global Compositae Database as of April 2022:^[1]

• Adelostigma
• Allagopappus
• Allopterigeron
• Amblyocarpum
• Antiphiona
• Anvillea
• Asteriscus
• Blumea
• Blumeopsis
• Buphthalmum
• Caesulia
• Calostephane
• Carpesium
• Chiliadenus
• Chrysophthalmum
• Coleocoma
• Cratystylis
• Cyathocline
• Cylindrocline
• Delamerea
• Dittrichia
• Doellia
• Duhaldea
• Epaltes
• Feddea
• Geigeria
• Ighermia
• Inula
• Iphiona
• Iphionopsis
• Jasonia
• Karelinia
• Laggera
• Lifago
• Limbarda
• Litogyne
• Merrittia
• Monarrhenus
• Musilia
• Nanothamnus
• Neojeffreya
• Nicolasia
• Ondetia
• Pallenis
• Pechuel-loeschea
• Pegolettia
• Pentanema
• Perralderia
• Pluchea
• Porphyrostemma
• Pseudoblepharispermum
• Pseudoconyza
• Pterocaulon
• Pulicaria
• Rhanteriopsis
• Rhanterium
• Rhodogeron
• Sachsia
• Schizogyne
• Sphaeranthus
• Stenachaenium
• Streptoglossa
• Telekia
• Tessaria
• Thespidium
• Triplocephalum
• Varthemia
• Vieraea

Notes and References

1. Web site: Inuleae Cass.. Compositae Working Group (CWG). Global Compositae Database. 2022-04-05.