Junellia Explained

Junellia is a genus of flowering plants in the verbena and vervain family Verbenaceae, native to the Andes, Patagonia, and the Falkland Islands.^[1]

Species

The following species are recognised in the genus Junellia:

• Junellia alba
• Junellia aretioides
• Junellia azorelloides
• Junellia ballsii
• Junellia bisulcata
• Junellia bryoides
• Junellia caespitosa
• Junellia clavata
• Junellia congesta
• Junellia connatibracteata
• Junellia crithmifolia
• Junellia digitata
• Junellia erinacea
• Junellia fasciculata
• Junellia hookeriana
• Junellia juniperina
• Junellia lavandulifolia
• Junellia micrantha
• Junellia minima
• Junellia morenonis
• Junellia occulta
• Junellia odonellii
• Junellia origenes
• Junellia pappigera
• Junellia patagonica
• Junellia pseudojuncea
• Junellia selaginoides
• Junellia seriphioides
• Junellia silvestrii
• Junellia spathulata
• Junellia spissa
• Junellia succulentifolia
• Junellia thymifolia
• Junellia toninii
• Junellia tridactylites
• Junellia trifida
• Junellia trifurcata
• Junellia tripartita
• Junellia ulicina
• Junellia uniflora

Notes and References

1. 10.1600/036364409790139691 . Reassignment of Species of Paraphyletic Junellia s. l. To the New Genus Mulguraea (Verbenaceae) and New Circumscription of Genus Junellia: Molecular and Morphological Congruence . 2009 . O'Leary . Nataly . Yuan . Yao-Wu . Chemisquy . Amelia . Olmstead . Richard G. . 85832547 . Systematic Botany . 34 . 4 . 777–786 . 11336/102686 . free .