🌿 Family

Mazaceae

6 species · Plants

Plantae › Tracheophyta › Magnoliopsida › Lamiales › Mazaceae

Mazus miquelii is a stolon-spreading herb, an invasive weed in northeastern North America that favors damp boggy habitats.

Mazus pumilus (Japanese mazus) is a flowering annual plant native to Asian regions, invasive in North America, growing up to 30 cm tall.

Mazus pumilio R.Br., or swamp mazus, is a prostrate perennial native to Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand, grown as ornamental groundcover.

Mazus radicans is a small creeping New Zealand native wetland herb, found from lowlands to alpine areas.

Dodartia is a Mazaceae flowering plant genus with one accepted weedy perennial species eaten by saiga antelope.

Lancea tibetica is a herbaceous Mazaceae plant distributed across parts of China and South/Central Asia.

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