Contains 3 accepted taxa overall.

Characteristics
Emilia Cass.
TASSELFLOWER
Classification
ASTERALES
Emilia
Citation
EMILIA Cassini, Bull. Sci. Soc. Philom. Paris 1817: 68. 1817.
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TYPE: Emilia flammea Cassini (Cacalia sagittata Willdenow 1803, non Vahl 1794)
Distribution Map Present

This species have been reported in the counties highlighted.

Species
Scientific Name Common Name Herbarium Specimens Status Photos
Emilia fosbergii FLORIDA TASSELFLOWER Not Native UPL (NWPL)
Emilia praetermissa Not Native
Emilia sonchifolia LILAC TASSELFLOWER Not Native UPL (NWPL)
Identification Key
1.  Basal-most leaf blades lyrate-pinnatifid to lobate; involucre narrowly cylindrical, typically 2-3 times as long as wide at anthesis; corolla pink to purplish (rarely red), the tube paler, the lobes 0.5-0.7 mm long (1.1-1.5 mm long in the Asian variety javanica), exserted only up to 2 mm beyond the involucre; style whitish pink to pink; pollen white
1.  Basal-most leaf blades entire to dentate (rarely lobed); involucre broadly cylindrical, typically 1.5-2 times as long as wide at anthesis; corolla pink to red or lobes pinkish and tube yellowish, the lobes 0.8-1.7 mm long, exserted up to 4 mm beyond the involucre; style whitish yellow to yellow-orange; pollen yellow-orange
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2.  Pedicel glabrate; involucre sparsely to moderately pilose at the apex, glabrate at the base; corolla pink to red, the tube paler
2.  Pedicel pilose to glabrate; involucre sparsely to densely pilose at the apex, densely pilose to glabrate at the base; corolla lobes pinkish, the tube pale yellowish
Genus Synonyms
Synonym Full Citation Basionym Type
Pseudactis Pseudactis S. Moore, J. Bot. 57: 118. 1919. TYPE: Pseudactis emilioides S. Moore