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Genera and generic subdivisons of Crassulaceae J. St.-Hil., nom. cons.: Sedinae
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Accepted Names
Exclude infrageneric names

NAMESYNONYM OFACCEPTEDINFRAGENERICSORTNAMESORTSYN
Aeonium Webb & Berthel. a Aeonium Webb & Berthel.
Afrovivella A. Berger a Afrovivella A. Berger
Aichryson Webb & Berthel. a Aichryson Webb & Berthel.
Aithales Webb & Berthel. Sedum L. Aithales Webb & Berthel. Sedum L.
Aizopsis Grulich Sedum L. Aizopsis Grulich Sedum L.
Altamiranoa Rose Villadia Rose Altamiranoa Rose Villadia Rose
Amerosedum A. Love & D. Love Sedum L. Amerosedum A. Love & D. Love Sedum L.
Anacampseros Mill. Sedum L. Anacampseros Mill. Sedum L.
Asterosedum Grulich Sedum L. Asterosedum Grulich Sedum L.
Balfouria (H. Ohba) H. Ohba Ohbaea V. V. Byalt & I. V. Sokolova Balfouria (H. Ohba) H. Ohba Ohbaea V. V. Byalt & I. V. Sokolova
Breitungia A. Love & D. Love Sedum L. Breitungia A. Love & D. Love Sedum L.
Byrnesia Rose Graptopetalum Rose Byrnesia Rose Graptopetalum Rose
Cepaea Fabr. Sedum L. Cepaea Fabr. Sedum L.
Chetyson Raf. Sedum L. Chetyson Raf. Sedum L.
Clausenellia A. Love & D. Love Sedum L. Clausenellia A. Love & D. Love Sedum L.
Cockerellia (R. T. Clausen & N. W. Uhl) A. Love & D. Love Sedum L. Cockerellia (R. T. Clausen & N. W. Uhl) A. Love & D. Love Sedum L.
Congdonia Jeps. Sedum L. Congdonia Jeps. Sedum L.
Corynephyllum Rose Sedum L. Corynephyllum Rose Sedum L.
Courantia Lem. Echeveria DC. Courantia Lem. Echeveria DC.
Cremnophila Rose a Cremnophila Rose
Diamorpha Nutt. a Diamorpha Nutt.
Diopogon Jord. & Fourr. Sempervivum L. Diopogon Jord. & Fourr. Sempervivum L.
Diotostemon Salm-Dyck Pachyphytum Link et al. Diotostemon Salm-Dyck Pachyphytum Link et al.
Dudleya Britton & Rose a Dudleya Britton & Rose
Echeveria DC. a Echeveria DC.
Etiosedum A. Love & D. Love Sedum L. Etiosedum A. Love & D. Love Sedum L.
Gormania Britton Sedum L. Gormania Britton Sedum L.
Graptopetalum Rose a Graptopetalum Rose
×Graptoveria G. D. Rowley a Graptoveria G. D. Rowley
Greenovia Webb & Berthel. Aeonium Webb & Berthel. Greenovia Webb & Berthel. Aeonium Webb & Berthel.
Hasseanthus Rose Dudleya Britton & Rose Hasseanthus Rose Dudleya Britton & Rose
Helladia M. Kral Sedum L. Helladia M. Kral Sedum L.
Hjaltalinia A. Love & D. Love Sedum L. Hjaltalinia A. Love & D. Love Sedum L.
Jovibarba (DC.) Opiz Sempervivum L. Jovibarba (DC.) Opiz Sempervivum L.
Keratolepis Rose ex Frod. Sedum L. Keratolepis Rose ex Frod. Sedum L.
Lenophyllum Rose a Lenophyllum Rose
Leucosedum Fourr. Sedum L. Leucosedum Fourr. Sedum L.
Macrobia (Webb & Berthel.) G. Kunkel Aichryson Webb & Berthel. Macrobia (Webb & Berthel.) G. Kunkel Aichryson Webb & Berthel.
Macrosepalum Regel & Schmalh. Sedum L. Macrosepalum Regel & Schmalh. Sedum L.
Megalonium (A. Berger) G. Kunkel Aeonium Webb & Berthel. Megalonium (A. Berger) G. Kunkel Aeonium Webb & Berthel.
Monanthella A. Berger Rosularia (DC.) Stapf Monanthella A. Berger Rosularia (DC.) Stapf
Monanthes Haw. a Monanthes Haw.
Mucizonia (DC.) Batt. & Trab. Sedum L. Mucizonia (DC.) Batt. & Trab. Sedum L.
Ohbaea V. V. Byalt & I. V. Sokolova a Ohbaea V. V. Byalt & I. V. Sokolova
Oliveranthus Rose Echeveria DC. Oliveranthus Rose Echeveria DC.
Oliverella Rose Echeveria DC. Oliverella Rose Echeveria DC.
Oreosedum Grulich Sedum L. Oreosedum Grulich Sedum L.
Pachyphytum Link et al. a Pachyphytum Link et al.
×Pachyveria Haage & Schmidt a Pachyveria Haage & Schmidt
Parvisedum R. T. Clausen Sedum L. Parvisedum R. T. Clausen Sedum L.
Petrophyes Webb & Berthel. Monanthes Haw. Petrophyes Webb & Berthel. Monanthes Haw.
Petrosedum Grulich Sedum L. Petrosedum Grulich Sedum L.
Phedimus Raf. a Phedimus Raf.
Pistorinia DC. a Pistorinia DC.
Poenosedum Holub Sedum L. Poenosedum Holub Sedum L.
Procrassula Griseb. Sedum L. Procrassula Griseb. Sedum L.
Prometheum (A. Berger) H. Ohba a Prometheum (A. Berger) H. Ohba
Pseudorosularia Gurgen. Sedum L. Pseudorosularia Gurgen. Sedum L.
Rosularia (DC.) Stapf a Rosularia (DC.) Stapf
Sedastrum Rose Sedum L. Sedastrum Rose Sedum L.
Sedella Britton & Rose a Sedella Britton & Rose
Sedella Fourr., nom. inval. Sedum L. Sedella Fourr., nom. inval. Sedum L.
Sedum L. a Sedum L.
Sempervivella Stapf Rosularia (DC.) Stapf Sempervivella Stapf Rosularia (DC.) Stapf
Sempervivum L. a Sempervivum L.
Sempervivum L. sect. Jovibarba a i Sempervivum L. sect. Jovibarba
Sempervivum L. sect. Sempervivum a i Sempervivum L. sect. Sempervivum
Spathulata (Boriss.) A. Love & D. Love Sedum L. Spathulata (Boriss.) A. Love & D. Love Sedum L.
Stylophyllum Britton & Rose Dudleya Britton & Rose Stylophyllum Britton & Rose Dudleya Britton & Rose
Tacitus Moran a Tacitus Moran
Telmissa Fenzl Sedum L. Telmissa Fenzl Sedum L.
Tetrorum Rose Sedum L. Tetrorum Rose Sedum L.
Thompsonella Britton & Rose a Thompsonella Britton & Rose
Triactina Hook. f. & Thomson Sedum L. Triactina Hook. f. & Thomson Sedum L.
Urbinia Rose Echeveria DC. Urbinia Rose Echeveria DC.
Villadia Rose a Villadia Rose


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