This list of Sempervivoideae genera shows the genera within the Crassulaceae subfamily Sempervivoideae, of which there are about 30. A number of these have been at times, embedded within the very large genus Sedum s.s..[1][2]

Alphabetical list of genera

The genus Sedum constitutes about 50% of the species of the family Crassulaceae.[3]

References

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