''Umbilicus'' is a genus of over ninety species of
flowering plant
Flowering plants are plants that bear flowers and fruits, and form the clade Angiospermae (), commonly called angiosperms. The term "angiosperm" is derived from the Greek words ('container, vessel') and ('seed'), and refers to those plants th ...
s in the family
Crassulaceae
The Crassulaceae (from Latin ''crassus'', thick), also known as the stonecrop family or the orpine family, are a diverse family of dicotyledon flowering plants characterized by succulent leaves and a unique form of photosynthesis, known as Crass ...
. Many of its species have been given
synonyms under different genera such as ''
Rosularia'', ''
Cotyledon
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'', and ''
Chiastophyllum
''Umbilicus oppositifolius'', common names lamb's-tail and gold drop, is a succulent, perennial flowering plant, a species in the genus '' Umbilicus'' of the family Crassulaceae. It is endemic to shady mountain areas in the Caucasus.
It is wide ...
''. However, those that remain in ''Umbilicus'' are listed below:
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Umbilicus chloranthus'' (called
green Venus' navel)
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Umbilicus chrysanthus'' (called
Venus' navel)
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Umbilicus erectus'' (called
reniform Venus' navel)
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Umbilicus horizontalis'' (called
horizontal navelwort)
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Umbilicus intermedius'' (called
intermediate navelwort)
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Umbilicus oppositifolius'' (called
gold drop) (also as ''Chiastophyllum o.'')
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Umbilicus rupestris
''Umbilicus rupestris'', the navelwort, penny-pies or wall pennywort, is a fleshy, perennial, edible flowering plant in the stonecrop family Crassulaceae in the genus '' Umbilicus'' so named for its umbilicate (navel-like) leaves.
Etymology
Bot ...
'' (called
navelwort)
;Other (unnamed) species
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Umbilicus aetneus'' (Tornab)
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Umbilicus affinis'' (Schrenk)
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Umbilicus aizoon'' (Fenzl)
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Umbilicus albido-opacus'' (Carlström), sometimes referred to as
opacus.
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Umbilicus alpestris'' (Karelin and Kirilov)
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Umbilicus botryoides'' (Hochstetter)
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Umbilicus citrinus'' (Wolley-Dod)
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Umbilicus coutinhoi'' (Mariz)
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Umbilicus cyprius'' (Holmboe)
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Umbilicus deflexus'' (Pomel, 1875)
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Umbilicus denticulatus'' (
Turcz.)
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Umbilicus elymaiticus'' (
Boiss.
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He was the son of Jacques Boissier (1784-1857) and Caroline Butini (1786-1836), daughter of Pierr ...
and Hauszknecht)
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Umbilicus erubescens'' (
Maxim.
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)
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Umbilicus ferganicus'' (Popov)
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Umbilicus fimbriatus'' (Turcz.)
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Umbilicus gendjnamensis'' (
Stapf)
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Umbilicus giganteus'' (Battandier)
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Umbilicus glaber'' (Regel and Winkler)
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Umbilicus globulariaefolius'' (Fenzl)
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Umbilicus haussknechtii'' / ''Umbilicus hauszknechtii'' (Boiss. and Reuter)
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Umbilicus heylandianus'' (
Webb
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It may also refer to:
Places Antarctica
* Webb Glacier (South Georgia)
* Webb Glacier (Victoria Land)
* Webb Névé, Victor ...
and
Berthel.), found in Spain and Portugal
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Umbilicus hispidus'' (
Lam.)
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Umbilicus lampusae'' (Kotschy)
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Umbilicus lassithiensis'' (Gandoger)
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Umbilicus leucanthus'' (
G.Don)
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Umbilicus libanoticus'' (
Labill.) — possibly ''Umbilicus glaber''
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Umbilicus lievenii'' (
Ledeb.)
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Umbilicus linearifolius'' (
Franch.)
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Umbilicus lineatus'' (Boiss.)
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Umbilicus lineolatus'' (Boiss.)
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Umbilicus linifolius'' (
Rupr.)
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Umbilicus luteus'' (
Huds.)
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Umbilicus malacophyllus'' (
Pall.)
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Umbilicus maroccanus'' (Gandoger)
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Umbilicus mexicanus'' (
Schltdl., 1839)
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Umbilicus micranthus'' (Pomel)
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Umbilicus microstachyum'' (Kotschy)
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Umbilicus mirus'' (Pampan.)
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Umbilicus multicaulis'' (Boiss. and Buhse)
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Umbilicus multicaulis'' (Boiss. and Buhse)
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Umbilicus oreades'' (
Decne.
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)
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Umbilicus oxypetalus'' (Boiss.)
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Umbilicus pallidiflorus'' (Holmboe)
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Umbilicus pallidus'' (
Schott and Kotschy)
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Umbilicus paniculatus'' (Regel and
Schmalh.)
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Umbilicus parviflorus'' (
Desf.), found in
Greece
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.
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Umbilicus patens'' (Pomel)
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Umbilicus patulus'' (Candargy)
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Umbilicus pendulinus'' (Wolley-Dod)
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Umbilicus persicus'' (Boiss.)
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Umbilicus pestalozzae'' (Boiss.)
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Umbilicus platyphyllus'' (Schrenk)
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Umbilicus praealtus'' (Brotero)
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Umbilicus pubescens'' (G.Don)
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Umbilicus pulvinatus'' (Rupr.)
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Umbilicus pulvinatus'' (Rupr.)
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Umbilicus radicans'' (
Klotzsch)
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Umbilicus radiciflorus'' (
Steud.
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Biography
Ernst Gottlieb von Steudel was born at Esslingen am Neckar in Baden-Württemberg.
He was educated at the University of Tübi ...
and Boiss., 1872)
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Umbilicus ramosissimus'' (Maxim.)
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Umbilicus rodriguezii'' (Gandoger)
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Umbilicus samius'' (d'Urville)
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Umbilicus schmidtii'' (
Bolle)
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Umbilicus sedoides'' (
DC.
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)
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Umbilicus semenovii'' (Regel and Herder)
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Umbilicus semiensis'' (
A.Rich.)
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Umbilicus sempervivum'' (Bieberstein)
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Umbilicus serpentinicus'' (Werdermann)
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Umbilicus serratus'' (DC.)
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Umbilicus sessilis'' (Dulac)
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Umbilicus seteveni'' (Ledeb. and
A.Boriss.)
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Umbilicus simplex'' (C.Koch)
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Umbilicus spathulatus'' (
Hook.
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)
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Umbilicus spinosus'' (DC.)
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Umbilicus sprunerianus'' (Boiss.)
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Umbilicus stamineus'' (Ledeb.)
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Umbilicus strangulatus'' (
A.Berger)
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Umbilicus subspicatus'' (Freyn)
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Umbilicus subulatus'' (
G.Don)
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Umbilicus thyrsiflorus'' (DC.)
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Umbilicus tropaeolifolius'' (Boiss., 1843)
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Umbilicus tuberculosus'' (DC. and Streud.)
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Umbilicus turkestanicus'' (Regel and Winkler)
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Umbilicus umbilicatus'' (Lam.)
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Umbilicus vulgaris'' (Batt. and Trabut)
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Umbilicus winkleri'' (Willkomm)
Gallery
Umbilicus heylandianus EnfoqueFloral 2010-6-08 DehesaBoyalPuertollano.jpg
Umbilicus horizontalis.jpg
Umbilicus horizontalis2.jpg
Umbriculus horizontalis.JPG
PikiWiki Israel 13390 Plants of Israel.JPG
Umbilicus intermedius 1.JPG
Umbilicus oppositifolius02.jpg
Umbilicus rupestris-IMG 4209.jpg
External links
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Crassulaceae genera