Ambrosiodae Z.H.Feng & Z.J.Huang

Feng, Zhen-Hao, Huang, Zhang-Jie, Sun, Hao-Nan & Liu, Su, 2024, Meeting Necessity instead of Serendipity: Miscellaneous Nomenclatural Notes on Asteraceae, Phytotaxa 644 (2), pp. 124-134 : 126

Supertrib. Ambrosiodae Z.H.Feng & Z.J.Huang , nom. nov. [Art. 6.11, see also Art. 19.5]

Replaced Synonym:— Supertrib. Helianthodae Robinson (2004: 118).

TYPE:— Ambrosia Linnaeus (1753: 987) .

Included tribes and tribal clade (16):— Callilepis Candolle (1836: 671) , Inuleae Cassini (1819: 193) , Athroismeae Panero in Panero & Funk (2002: 917), Feddeeae Pruski et al. in Cariaga et al. (2008: 199), Helenieae Lindley (1829: 1074) , Neurolaeneae Rydberg (1927: 303) , Coreopsideae Lindley (1829: 1074) , Polymnieae ( Robinson 1978: 43) Panero in Panero & Funk (2002: 919), Ambrosieae Cassini (1819: 191), Millerieae Lindley (1829: 1074), Tageteae Cassini (1819: 162) , Madieae Jepson (1901: 483, 486), Chaenactideae Baldwin in Baldwin et al. (2002: 192), Bahieae Baldwin in Baldwin et al. (2002: 192), Perityleae Baldwin in Baldwin et al. (2002: 192) and Eupatorieae Cassini (1819: 202) .

Notes:—1) The list of tribes included is emended here according to Panero (2007), Pelser & Watson (2009) with the inclusion of Feddeeae Pruski et al. (see above for reference). 2) Plucheeae is included in Inuleae following Jeffrey (2004) and Anderberg (2005). 3) For the phylogenetic position of Callilepis , see Bengtson et al. (2017). 4) The linear sequence of these tribal clades is in line with the nuclear phylogeny in Mandel et al. (2019), except that Eupatorieae and its allied tribes are placed at the end.