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Kittentails
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Kittentails

Synthyris

Veronica is the largest genus in the flowering plant family Plantaginaceae, with about 500 species. It was formerly classified in the family Scrophulariaceae. Common names include speedwell, bird's eye, and gypsyweed.

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18 branches of this group, most-observed first

snow queen

speciesVeronica regina-nivalis

Wyoming kittentails

speciesVeronica wyomingensis

White River coraldrops

speciesVeronica plantaginea

kittentails

speciesVeronica bullii

Tailed Kittentails

speciesVeronica missurica

Red Besseya

speciesVeronica rubra

Alpine Besseya

speciesVeronica besseya

serpentine snow queen

speciesVeronica californica

Alaska Kittentail

speciesVeronica alaskensis

cut-leaf kittentails

speciesVeronica dissecta

Western Kittentails

speciesVeronica utahensis

Feather-leaf Kittentail

speciesVeronica paysonii

Ritter's Coraldrops

speciesVeronica ritteriana

fringed kittentails

speciesVeronica schizantha

Charleston Mountain kittentails

speciesVeronica ranunculina

Idaho kittentails

speciesVeronica idahoensis

Mission Mountain kittentails

speciesVeronica canbyi

Eggleaf Coraldrops

speciesVeronica oblongifolia

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