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Asteraceae (Aster) of the Pacific Northwest

Will need to separate into different parts because there are 1,000+ species. This one will help to get to the subfamily or genera first.

Probably separate into the subfamilies: (check on Tropicos for accepted / current ...more ↓

balsamroots 1
Balsamorhiza
coneflowers 2
Ratibida
mule's ears 3
Wyethia
balsamroots 1
Balsamorhiza
coneflowers 2
Ratibida
mule's ears 3
Wyethia
Sunrays 4
Enceliopsis
black-eyed Susans and coneflowers 5
Rudbeckia
cowpen daisy 6
Verbesina encelioides
Dwarf Sunflowers 7
Helianthella
sunflowers 8
Helianthus
Heliomeris
Ragweeds 9
Ambrosia
cockleburs 10
Xanthium
black-eyed Susans and coneflowers 5
Rudbeckia
marshelders 11
Cyclachaena
Iva 1

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