Section Sphondylia photographs

Subgenus Sphondylia (Duby) Rupr., Bull. Acad. Imp. Sci. Saint-Pétersbourg 6:218. 1863.
Section Sphondylia Duby, Prodr. [A. P. de Candolle] 8: 34. 1844.)

--- Section Floribundae Pax, Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 10:171. 1889.
--- Section Verticillata Balf.f, J. Roy. Hort. Soc. 39:170. 1913.

Type species: P. verticillata Forssk.

P. afghanica
P. davisii
P. edelbergii
--- P. floribunda subsp. occidentalis
P. floribunda
--- Androsace obovata
--- P. obovata
--- P. floribunda var. bracteata
--- P. floribunda var. grandiflora
--- P. floribunda var. isabellina
--- P. floribunda var. typica
--- P. x kewensis (P. floribunda x P. verticillata)
P. gaubeana
--- P. parsana
P. involucrata
--- P. verticillata subsp. boveana
--- P. boveana
P. simensis
--- P. verticillata subsp. simensis
--- P. simensis var. eusimensis
--- P. simensis var. farinosa
--- P. simensis var. simensis
--- P. courtii
P. verticillata
--- P. x jenesis (P. verticillata x P. edelbergii)
--- P. x kewensis (P. floribunda x P. verticillata)
--- Evotrochis involucrata
--- Evotrochis odorata

An unusual group of species that is closely allied with Dionysia and comes from locally moist habitats in relatively arid areas. The leaves are conduplicate, the flowers are mostly yellow, arranged in whorls and have leafy bracts.