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452.0000 Family Asteraceae Dumort.; Commentat. Bot. [Dumortier] 55 (1822)
1620 genera, ca. 29.000 spp. (35.000 spp. incl. microspecies). Systematics taken mostly from Funk et al. (2009, 2020) and Zuntini et al. (2024). Barnadesioideae (so far treated as most basal member of Asteraceae) might be a separate family, more related to Calyceraceae.
Species listed in database: 35209; hybrids: 676
= Acarnaceae Link; (1829)
= Ambrosiaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 254 (1820), nom. cons.
= Anthemidaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 254 (1820)
= Aposeridaceae Raf.; New Fl. [Rafinesque] 4: 106 (1838)
= Arctotaceae Bessey; Univ. Stud. Nebraska 14: 107 (1914)
= Arctotidaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 255 (1820)
= Artemisiaceae Martinov; Tekhno-Bot. Slovar 48 (1820)
= Athanasiaceae Martinov; Tekhno-Bot. Slovar 56 (1820)
= Calendulaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 254 (1820)
= Carduaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 255 (1820)
= Carlinaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 255 (1820)
= Centaureaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 255 (1820)
= Cichoriaceae Juss.; Gen. Pl. [Jussieu] 168 (1789), nom. cons.
= Cnicaceae Vest; Anleit. Stud. Bot. 273, 297 (1818)
= Compositae Giseke; Prael. Ord. Nat. Pl. 538 (1792), nom. cons.
= Coreopsidaceae Link; Handbuch [Link] 1: 768 (1829)
= Cynaraceae Burnett; Outlines Bot. [Burnett] 926, 931, 1094, 1111 (1835)
= Echinopaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 255 (1820)
= Eupatoriaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 253 (1820)
= Gnaphaliaceae Link ex F.Rudolphi; Syst. Orb. Veg. 46 (1830)
= Grindeliaceae Rchb. ex A.Heller; Muhlenbergia 2: 330 (1907)
= Heleniaceae Raf.; Cincinnati Lit. Gaz. 2: 28 (1824)
= Helianthaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 254 (1820)
= Helichrysaceae Link; Handbuch [Link] 1: 712 (1829)
= Inulaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 254 (1820)
= Ivaceae Raf.; Fl. Tellur. 1: 31 (1837)
= Lactucaceae Drude; Handb. Bot. 3(2): 369 (1886)
= Lapsanaceae Martinov; (1820)
= Madiaceae A.Heller; Muhlenbergia 2: 332 (1907)
= Matricariaceae Voigt; Hort. Suburb. Calcutt. 400 (1845)
= Mutisiaceae Burnett; Outlines Bot. [Burnett] 934, 935, 1094, 1111 (1835)
= Nassauviaceae Burmeist.; Handb. Naturgesch. 290 (1836)
= Partheniaceae Link; Handbuch [Link] 1: 816 (1829)
= Perdiciaceae Link; Handbuch [Link] 1: 728 (1829)
= Picridaceae Martinov; Tekhno-Bot. Slovar 482 (1820)
= Santolinaceae Martinov; Tekhno-Bot. Slovar 560 (1820)
= Senecionaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 254 (1820)
= Serratulaceae Martinov; Tekhno-Bot. Slovar 577 (1820)
= Tanacetaceae Vest; Anleit. Stud. Bot. 273, 298 (1818)
= Tussilagaceae Bercht. & J.Presl; Prír. Rostlin 254 (1820)
= Vernoniaceae Burmeist.; Handb. Naturgesch. 296 (1836)
= Xanthiaceae Vest; Anleit. Stud. Bot. 273, 298 (1818)
= Xeranthemaceae Döll; Rhein. Fl. [Döll] 498 (1843)
452.3216 Genus Notobasis (Cass.) Cass.; Dict. Sci. Nat. [F.Cuvier], ed. 2, 25: 225 (1822), et ibid. 35: 171 (1825)
Distribution: Mediterranean to Iran, C-Asia, NAfr
Species listed in database: 1
species :
Notobasis syriaca (L.) Cass.; Dict. Sci. Nat. [F.Cuvier], ed. 2, 35: 171 (1825)
Name: Syrische Kratzdistel (DE); Syrian Thistle (EN); Cardo de siria (ES)
Distribution: Portugal; Spain; Baleares (Ibiza & Formentera, Mallorca, Menorca); France; Corsica; Sardinia; Italy; Sicily; Isole Pelagie (Lampedusa); Malta; North Macedonia; Albania; European Turkey; Greece (widespread in lowlands, incl. all islands); Crete (widespread); Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia; Libya; Egypt (Eastern Desert, Great Southwestern Desert, Nile Delta, Nile Valley, NW-coastal Egypt); Madeira (Madeira Isl.); Canary Isl. (Lanzarote, Gran Canaria); Ethiopia [I]; Azerbaijan; East Aegaean Isl. (widespread, incl. Rhodos); Turkey (NW-Anatolia: Bithynia, S-Anatolia, SE-Anatolia, SE-Anatolia: Mesopotamian Anatolia, SSW-Anatolia, SW-Anatolia, W-Anatolia, WN-Anatolia); Iraq (NE-Iraq, NW-Iraq, SE-Iraq: Mesopotamia); Iran (S-Iran, W-Iran); Cyprus (E-Cyprus, N-Cyprus, S-Cyprus, W-Cyprus); Lebanon (Antilebanon, C-Lebanon, coastal W-Lebanon); Syria (coastal W-Syria, C-Syrian Desert, NW-Syria); Israel (coastal W-Israel, Rift Valley, N-Israel, N-Negev Desert, Judean Desert); Sinai peninsula (N-Sinai); Jordania (S-Jordania, W-Jordania); +Australia [I] (+Victoria [I])
12 BAL COR FRA POR SAR SPA 13 ALB GRC ITA KRI MLT NMA PEL SIC TUE 20 ALG EGY LBY MOR TUN 21 CNY MDR 24 eth 33 AZE 34 CYP EAI IRN IRQ ISR JOR LEB SIN SYR TUR 50 aus
Synonyms: hidden
= Carduus firmus Steud.; Nomencl. Bot. [Steudel], ed. 1, 1: 152 (1821), nom. inval.
= Carduus syriacus L.; Sp. Pl. [Linnaeus] 2: 823 (1753)
= Chamaepeuce firma (C.Presl) DC.; Prodr. [A.P. de Candolle] 6: 659 (1838)
= Cirsium bracteatum Link; Linnaea 9: 580 (1835)
= Cirsium maculatum Moench; Methodus [Moench] 557 (1794)
= Cirsium syriacum (L.) Gaertn.; Fruct. Sem. Pl. 2: 383, t. 163, f. 2 (1791)
= Cirsium syriacum var. bracteatum (Link) Rouy; Fl. France [Rouy & Foucaud] 9: 17 (1905)
= Cirsium syriacum var. latifolium (DC.) Cout.; Fl. Portugal, ed. 2: 765 (1939)
= Cnicus firmus C.Presl; Delic. Prag. 107 (1822)
= Cnicus obvallatus Salzm. ex DC.; Prodr. [A.P. de Candolle] 6: 660 (1838)
= Cnicus syriacus (L.) Roth; Ann. Bot. [Usteri] 8: 10 (1794)
= Mariana maculata (Moench) Samp.; Herb. Port. 139 (1913)
= Notobasis syriaca var. latifolia DC.; Prodr. [A.P. de Candolle] 6: 660 (1838)
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