Eupatorium

eupatorium Translingual thumb|Eupatorium cannabinum mul Etymology From mul grc εὐπατόριον agrimony, after Mithridates Eupator (134–63 BC), king of Pontus. Proper noun 1 n mul sensu stricto genus family Asteraceae bonesets, thoroughworts, and snakeroots mul sensu lato genus family Asteraceae all of Eupatorium sensu stricto and more than a dozen of what are now considered separate genera Hypernyms both senses ; Asteroideae subfamily - subfamily; Eupatorieae tribe - tribe Hyponyms genus sensu stricto Eupatorium altissimum species, Eupatorium cannabinum species (hemp-agrimony), Eupatorium capillifolium species, Eupatorium chinense species, Eupatorium fortunei species, Eupatorium glomeratum species, Eupatorium hiemale species, Eupatorium hyssopifolium species, Eupatorium japonicum species, Eupatorium leucolepis species, Eupatorium lindleyanum species, Eupatorium mohrii species, Eupatorium oblongifolium species, Eupatorium perfoliatum species, Eupatorium pilosum species, Eupatorium resinosum species, Eupatorium salvia species, Eupatorium serotinum species, Eupatorium sessilifolium species, Eupatorium subhastatum species, Eupatorium trapezoideum species - species genus sensu lato species of Eupatorium sensu stricto and species of the following now often treated as separate genera: Ageratina genus, Chromolaena genus, Condylidium genus, Conoclinium genus, Critonia genus, Cronquistianthus genus, Eutrochium genus, Fleischmannia genus, Flyriella genus, Hebeclinium genus, Koanophyllon genus, Mikania genus, Tamaulipa genus References 1 1 1 mul taxonomic eponyms mul Eupatorieae tribe plants