Hypericum, , Nurk & Blattner, 2010

Robson, Norman K. B., 2016, And then came molecular phylogenetics-Reactions to a monographic study of Hypericum (Hypericaceae), Phytotaxa 255 (3), pp. 181-198 : 191

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1. Hypericum View in CoL L. subgenus Hypericum . Type: Hypericum perforatum Linnaeus (1753: 785) .

Dark hypericin-containing glands developed in many sections. Stem 4–2-lined or terete. Perianth and androecium almost always 5-merous. Stamen fascicles free or partly united (nearly always 2+2+1) or rarely indistinct (Sect. 26). Placentation incompletely to completely axile or very rarely (Sect. 28) parietal.

This includes sects. 1–19, 21–28 and Lianthus .