Cheirolophus sempervirens
A species in the Asteraceae family, accepted in the World Flora Online Plant List, June 2026 edition.
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- Plant group
- Angiosperms · flowering plants
- Order
- Asterales
- Family
- Asteraceae
- Genus
- Cheirolophus
- Species
- Cheirolophus sempervirens
- Taxonomic status
- Accepted in this release
- Name publication year
- 1874
Synonyms & earlier names
Names that this release treats as synonyms of Cheirolophus sempervirens. These are scientific names, not a list of cultivars or common names.
24 synonyms in this snapshot
- Centaurea carpathicaName author: Geners.
- Centaurea caucasicaName author: M.Bieb. ex DC.
- Centaurea chloranthaName author: Adams ex Ledeb.
- Centaurea grafianaName author: DC.
- Centaurea graminifoliaName author: Pourr. ex Willk. & Lange
- Centaurea montanaName author: Burm.f.
- Centaurea montana subsp. angustifoliaName author: (Mill.) P.Fourn.
- Centaurea montana subsp. montanaName author: Not supplied
- Centaurea montana var. albaName author: Hort.
- Centaurea montana var. montanaName author: Not supplied
- Centaurea sempervirensName author: Carl Linnaeus (L.)
- Centaurea sempervirens f. sempervirensName author: Not supplied
- Centaurea sempervirens var. sempervirensName author: Not supplied
- Centaurea serrataName author: Kitt.
- Centaurea seusanaName author: Benth.
- Centaurea seusanaName author: Chaix
- Centaurea sordidaName author: Salisb.
- Centaurea variegataName author: Lam.
- Cheirolophus lanceolatusName author: Cass.
- Cyanus graminifoliusName author: (Lam.) Olšavská
- Cyanus hastatusName author: Moench
- Cyanus montanus subsp. montanusName author: Not supplied
- Cyanus variegatusName author: Baumg.
- Jacea graminifoliaName author: Lam.
About this record
Source: World Flora Online Plant List, June 2026, published June 21, 2026. Taxonomic data is available under CC0. Acceptance, synonymy, and family placement reflect this release and may change with later research. A missing extinction flag is not evidence of a species’ conservation status. Photographs, where available, are separately credited botanical references. This record does not supply cut-flower availability or a guaranteed care schedule.
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