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Lady's-mantles
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Lady's-mantles

Alchemilla

Alchemilla is a genus of herbaceous perennial plants in the family Rosaceae, with the common name "lady's mantle" applied generically as well as specifically to Alchemilla mollis when referred to as garden plant, the plant used as herbal tea or for medicinal usage such as gynaecological disorders is Alchemilla xanthochlora or in Middle Europe the so-called common lady's mantle Alchemilla vulgaris. There are about 300 species, the majority native to cool temperate and subarctic regions of...

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Alchemilla Sect. Erectae

sectionErectae

Alchemilla

sectionAlchemilla

Parsley-pierts

sectionAphanes

Alpinae

sectionAlpinae

Plicatae

sectionPlicatae

Alchemilla orbiculata

speciesAlchemilla orbiculata

sillu sillu

speciesAlchemilla pinnata

Ultravulgares

sectionUltravulgares

Coriaceae

sectionCoriaceae

Alchemilla procumbens

speciesAlchemilla procumbens

Glaciales

sectionGlaciales

Alchemilla hirsuticaulis

speciesAlchemilla hirsuticaulis

Alchemilla sericea

speciesAlchemilla sericea

Alchemilla pectinata

speciesAlchemilla pectinata

Alchemilla sarmatica

speciesAlchemilla sarmatica

Alchemilla diplophylla

speciesAlchemilla diplophylla

Alchemilla lindbergiana

speciesAlchemilla lindbergiana

Longicaules

sectionLongicaules

Parvifoliae

sectionParvifoliae

Pentaphylleae

sectionPentaphylleae

Calycinae

sectionCalycinae

Alchemilla tichomirovii

speciesAlchemilla tichomirovii

Alchemilla aphanoides

speciesAlchemilla aphanoides

Flabellatae

sectionFlabellatae

Alchemilla breviloba

speciesAlchemilla breviloba

Alchemilla hispidula

speciesAlchemilla hispidula

Alchemilla bungei

speciesAlchemilla bungei

Silvery Lady's-mantle

speciesAlchemilla plicatula

Geraniifoliae

sectionGeraniifoliae

Alchemilla conglobata

speciesAlchemilla conglobata

Alchemilla tubulosa

speciesAlchemilla tubulosa

Alchemilla sericata

speciesAlchemilla sericata

Alchemilla polylepis

speciesAlchemilla polylepis

Alchemilla semilunaris

speciesAlchemilla semilunaris

Alchemilla sibirica

speciesAlchemilla sibirica

Splendentes

sectionSplendentes

Alchemilla caucasica

speciesAlchemilla caucasica

Alchemilla glabricaulis

speciesAlchemilla glabricaulis

Alchemilla nivalis

speciesAlchemilla nivalis

Alchemilla substrigosa

speciesAlchemilla substrigosa

Alchemilla erythropoda

speciesAlchemilla erythropoda

Alchemilla vulcanica

speciesAlchemilla vulcanica

Murbeck’s alchemilla

speciesAlchemilla murbeckiana

Alchemilla argutiserrata

speciesAlchemilla argutiserrata

Alchemilla holocycla

speciesAlchemilla holocycla

Alchemilla catalaunica

speciesAlchemilla catalaunica

Alchemilla longipes

speciesAlchemilla longipes

Alchemilla leiophylla

speciesAlchemilla leiophylla

Alchemilla devestiens

speciesAlchemilla devestiens

Alchemilla cheirochlora

speciesAlchemilla cheirochlora

Alchemilla pustynensis

speciesAlchemilla pustynensis

Alchemilla haumanii

speciesAlchemilla haumanii

Alchemilla capensis

speciesAlchemilla capensis

Subcuneatifoliae

sectionSubcuneatifoliae

Alchemilla hybrida

speciesAlchemilla hybrida

Alchemilla bombycina

speciesAlchemilla bombycina

Alchemilla vorotnikovii

speciesAlchemilla vorotnikovii

Alchemilla altaica

speciesAlchemilla altaica

Alchemilla trichocrater

speciesAlchemilla trichocrater

Alchemilla persica

speciesAlchemilla persica

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 56023.