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Warionia is a
genus in the
tribe Cichorieae within the
family Asteraceae. The only
known species is
Warionia saharae, an
endemic of
Algeria and Morocco...
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Cichorieae are also the disk florets, a
trait that is
further only
present in
Warionia saharae. The
pentameric corollas are
usually 7–10 mm long,
gloomy purple...
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flowerheads that only
contain one type of floret. The
genera Gundelia and
Warionia only have disk florets,
while all
other genera only have
ligulate florets...
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belongs to the pine tree family. Turmeric, used to
flavor food.
Valerian Warionia, used as a
perfume ingredient Vetiver oil (khus oil) a thick,
amber oil...
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Warionia saharae all
other Cichorioideae...
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Ibrahim Ammeribt.
Several plant taxa were
named in his
honour including Warionia saharae,
Astragalus peregrinus subsp. warionis,
Avellinia warionis (= Avellinia...
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comprehensive treatments of the
family since 1994. In the 2007 book,
Gundelia and
Warionia were
segregated from the
tribe Cichorieae to form the
tribe Gundelieae...
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species are
Periploca laevigata,
Senecio anthephorbium,
Launaea arborescens,
Warionia saharae,
Acacia gummifera, Rhus trpartitum,
Withania frutescens, Euphorbia...
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Scolymus these are
ligulate florets,
common to the
group except for
Warionia and Gundelia,
which only have disk florets. A
unique character setting...
- In
Scolymus these are
ligulate florets,
common to the
group except for
Warionia and Gundelia,
which only have disk florets. A
unique character setting...
