Echeandia

E822129

Echeandia is a genus of flowering plants in the asparagus order, known for its grass-like leaves and often yellow, star-shaped flowers native to the Americas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plant genus
taxon
belongsTo order Asparagales
clade Magnoliophyta
surface form: Angiosperms

Monocots NERFINISHED
describedAs genus of flowering plants
distributionCharacteristic mostly Mesoamerican
family Asparagaceae NERFINISHED
flowerColor yellow
floweringSeason summer
flowerSymmetry actinomorphic
fruitType capsule
growthForm perennial herb
habitat open grasslands
rocky slopes
scrublands
hasCharacteristic grass-like leaves
star-shaped flowers
hasCommonName echeandia
hasOvaryPosition superior ovary
hasSpecies Echeandia chandleri NERFINISHED
Echeandia flavescens NERFINISHED
Echeandia mexicana
Echeandia texensis NERFINISHED
inflorescenceType raceme
isMonocot true
isPartOf subfamily Agavoideae of Asparagaceae
kingdom Plantae
leafType narrow linear leaves
namedAfter Pedro Alonso de Echeandía NERFINISHED
nativeTo Americas NERFINISHED
Central America
North America
South America
order Asparagales NERFINISHED
photosynthesisPathway C3
pollination insect-pollinated
reproductiveStructure six-tepaled flowers
seedDispersal by gravity
subfamily Agavoideae NERFINISHED
taxonAuthor Karl Sigismund Kunth NERFINISHED
taxonRank genus
usedAs ornamental plant
yearDescribed 1816

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Agavoideae containsTaxon Echeandia