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Sedum alpestre
1 Minerals
2 Bacteria
3 Plants
4 Animals
5 Humans
Kingdom
3
Plants
1 Archaeoplastidae
2 Cryptogamae
3 Bryophyta
4 Pteridophyta
5 Gymnospermae
6 Angiospermae
7 Fungi
Phylum
6
Angiospermae
1 Amborellanae
2 Magnolianae
3 Lilianae
4 Fabanae
5 Malvanae
6 Asteranae
Class
6
Asteranae
1 Nelumbonidae
2 Crassulidae
3 Caryophyllidae
4 Ericidae
5 Lamiidae
6 Campanulidae
Subclass
2
Crassulidae
1 Crassulales
Phase
1
Crassulales
1 Crassuloideae
2 Sedoideae
3 Echeverioideae
4 Sempervivoideae
5 Aeonioideae
6 Telephieae
7 Kalanchoideae
Subphase
2
Sedoideae
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0 Afrovivella semiensis
0 Sedeveria letizia
0 Sedum nussbaumerianum
2 Sedum multicaule
3 Sedum divergens
4 Sedum alpestre
5 Sedum acre
5 Sedum sexangulare
7 Sedum laxum
8 Sedum obtusifolium
9 Sedum praealtum
9 Sedum spathulifolium
10 Sedum annuum
11 Sedum frutescens
13 Sedum cepaea
14 Sedum makinoi
15 Sedum lineare
15 Sedum sarmentosum
16 Sedum anglicum
Stage
4
Name
Sedum alpestre
Author
Qjure
Type
Info
Chapter
3-662.12.04
Book
Book
Qjurious
Family
Sedoideae
English: Pale stoncecrop.
Synonym: Sedum repens.
Region: Switzerland. Habitat: terrestrial.
Botany
Herb; evergreen; perennial; succulent; self-supporting; to 5 cm tall.
Leaves: simple; broad; 6 mm long, 2 mm wide.
trophic guild photoautotroph