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|familia=Crassulaceae
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|genus=Sedum
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|common_name=Stonecrop
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|name_ref=Flora - A Gardener's Encyclopedia
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|habit=cacti-succulent
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|lifespan=perennial
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|exposure=sun, part-sun
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|image_caption=Sedum album ssp. gypsicolum
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'''''Sedum''''' is a large [[genus]] of [[flowering plant]]s in the family [[Crassulaceae]], members of which are commonly known as '''stonecrops'''. It contains around 400 species of leaf [[succulents]] that are found throughout the [[Northern Hemisphere]], varying from [[Annual plant|annual]] and creeping [[Herbaceous plant|herbs]] to [[shrub]]s. The plants have water-storing leaves. The flowers usually have five [[petals]], seldom four or six. There are typically twice as many [[stamen]]s as [[petals]].
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Well known European ''Sedums'' are ''[[Sedum acre]]'', ''[[Sedum album]]'', ''[[Sedum dasyphyllum]]'', ''[[Sedum reflexum]]'' (also known as ''Sedum rupestre'') and ''[[Sedum hispanicum]]''.
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Many sedums are [[Horticulture|cultivated]] as [[garden]] plants, due to their interesting and attractive appearance and hardiness. The various species differ in their requirements; some are cold-hardy but do not tolerate heat, some require heat but do not tolerate cold.
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Sedum (Latin, sedes, to sit: the plants fix themselves on rocks and walls). Crassulaceae. Succulent herbs, rarely subshrubs, mostly hardy and perennial, useful for rockeries and one species, S. spectabile, a frequent showy border plant{{SCH}}.
 
Sedum (Latin, sedes, to sit: the plants fix themselves on rocks and walls). Crassulaceae. Succulent herbs, rarely subshrubs, mostly hardy and perennial, useful for rockeries and one species, S. spectabile, a frequent showy border plant{{SCH}}.
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==Cultivation==
 
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===Propagation===
 
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===Pests and diseases===
 
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==Species==
 
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There are about 400 species, including{{wp}}:
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*''[[Sedum acre]]'' &ndash; Wall-pepper, Goldmoss Sedum, Goldmoss Stonecrop, Biting Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum adolphii]]'' &ndash; Golden Sedum
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*''[[Sedum aizoon]]'' &ndash; Aizoon Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum albomarginatum]]'' <small>Clausen</small> &ndash; Feather River Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum album]]'' &ndash; White Stonecrop<!-- syn. Sedum brevifolium -->
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*''[[Sedum allantoides]]''
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**''Sedum allantoides'' var. ''goldii''
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*''[[Sedum alpestre]]''
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*''[[Sedum anacampseros]]'' &ndash; Love-restorer
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*''[[Sedum anglicum]]'' &ndash; English Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum annuum]]'' &ndash; Annual Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum atratum]]''
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*''[[Sedum australe]]''
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*''[[Sedum borissovae]]''
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*''[[Sedum burrito]]'' &ndash; Baby Burro's-tail
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*''[[Sedum caeruleum]]''
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*''[[Sedum caespitosum]]''
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*''[[Sedum candollei]]''
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*''[[Sedum cauticola]]''
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*''[[Sedum cepaea]]'' &ndash; Pink Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum clavatum]]''
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*''[[Sedum cockerellii]]'' <small>Britt.</small> &ndash; Cockerell's Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum compressum]]''
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*''[[Sedum confusum]]'' &ndash; Lesser Mexican-stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum chazaroi]]'' <small>P.Carrillo & J.A. Lomelí</small>
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*''[[Sedum dasyphyllum]]'' &ndash; Thick-leaved Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum debile]]'' <small>S.Watson</small> &ndash; Orpine Stonecrop, Weakstem Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum dendroideum]]'' <small>Moc. & Sessé ex A.DC.</small> &ndash; Tree Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum diffusum]]'' <small>S.Watson</small>
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*''[[Sedum divergens]]'' <small>S.Watson</small> &ndash; Spreading Stonecrop)
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*''[[Sedum eastwoodiae]]'' <small>(Britt.) Berger</small> &ndash; (Red Mountain Stonecrop)
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*''[[Sedum ellacombeanum]]'' &ndash; Stonecrop<!-- syn. ''Sedum kamtschaticum'' var. ''ellacombeanum'' -->
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*''[[Sedum ewersii]]''
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*''[[Sedum fosterianum]]'' &ndash; Rock Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum furfuraceum]]''
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*''[[Sedum glaucophyllum]]'' <small>Clausen</small> &ndash; Cliff Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum havardii]]'' <small>Rose</small> &ndash; Havard's Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum hidakanum]]''
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*''[[Sedum hirsutum]]''
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*''[[Sedum hispanicum]]'' &ndash; Spanish Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum hybridum]]'' &ndash; Hybrid Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum integrifolium]]'' Entireleaf Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum iwarenge]]''
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*''[[Sedum kamtschaticum]]'' <small>Fisch. & C.A.Mey.</small> &ndash; Orange Stonecrop, Kamschatka Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum kostovii]]''
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**''Sedum kamtschaticum'' cv. 'Weihenstephaner Gold' (formerly ''Sedum floriferum'')
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*''[[Sedum lanceolatum]]'' <small>Torr.</small> &ndash; Lance-leaf Stonecrop, Lanceleaf Stonecrop, Spearleaf Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum laxum]]'' <small>(Britt.) Berger</small> &ndash; Roseflower Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum leibergii]]'' <small>Britt.</small> &ndash; Leiberg Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum liebmannianum]]''
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*''[[Sedum lineare]]'' &ndash; Needle Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum lucidum]]''
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*''[[Sedum lydium]]'' &ndash; Least Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum makinoi]]''
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*''[[Sedum maximum]]''
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*''[[Sedum mexicanum]]'' <small>Britt.</small> &ndash; Mexican Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum moranense]]'' &ndash; Red Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum moranense]]'' <small>Kunth</small> &ndash; Red Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum moranii]]'' <small>Clausen</small> &ndash; Rogue River Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum morganianum]]'' &ndash; Donkey Tail, Burro Tail
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*''[[Sedum nanifolium]]'' <small>Fröd.</small> &ndash; Dwarf Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum nevii]]'' <small>Gray</small> &ndash; Nevius' Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum niveum]]'' <small>A.Davids.</small> &ndash; Davidson's Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum nussbaumerianum]]''
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*''[[Sedum nuttallianum]]'' <small>Raf.</small> &ndash; Yellow Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum oblanceolatum]]'' <small>Clausen</small> &ndash; Oblongleaf Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum obtusatum]]'' <small>Gray</small> &ndash; Sierra Stonecrop
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**''Sedum obtusatum'' ssp. ''paradisum'' <small>Denton</small> &ndash; Paradise Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum ochroleucum]]'' <small>Chaix</small> &ndash; European Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum oreganum]]'' <small>Nutt.</small> &ndash; Oregon Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum oregonense]]'' <small>(S.Watson) M.E.Peck</small> &ndash; Cream Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum pachyphyllum]]''
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*''[[Sedum pallescens]]''
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*''[[Sedum palmeri]]''
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*''[[Sedum paradisum]]'' <small>Denton</small> &ndash; Canyon Creek Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum pinetorum]]'' <small>Brandeg.</small> &ndash; Pine City Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum praealtum]]'' <small>DC.</small> &ndash; Greater Mexican stonecrop, Green Cockscomb
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*''[[Sedum pulchellum]]'' <small>Michx.</small> &ndash; Widow's-cross
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*''[[Sedum pusillum]]'' <small>Michx.</small> &ndash; Granite Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum radiatum]]'' <small>S.Watson</small> &ndash; Coast Range Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum reflexum]]'' &ndash; Reflexed Stonecrop, Blue Stonecrop, Jenny's Stonecrop, Prick-madam<!-- syn. Sedum rupestre -->
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*''[[Sedum reptans]]''
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*''[[Sedum rubrotinctum]]'' &ndash; Pork and Beans, Christmas Cheer, Jellybeans
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**''Sedum rubrotinctum'' cv. 'Aurora'
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*''[[Sedum rupicola]]'' <small>G.N.Jones</small> &ndash; Curvedleaf Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum rupicolum]]'' <small>G.N.Jones</small>
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*''[[Sedum rupestre]]''
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*''[[Sedum sarmentosum]]'' <small>Bunge</small> &ndash; Stringy Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum sediforme]]'' Pale Stonecrop<!-- syn Sedum altissimum, Sedum nicaeense -->
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*''[[Sedum sexangulare]]'' &ndash; Tasteless Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum sieboldii]]'' &ndash; Siebold's stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum smallii]]''
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*''[[Sedum spathulifolium]]'' <small>Hook.</small> &ndash; Broadleaf Stonecrop, Colorado Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum spurium]]'' &ndash; Caucasian Stonecrop, Dragon's Blood Sedum, Two-row Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum spurius]]''
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*''[[Sedum stahlii]]'' &ndash; Coral Beads
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*''[[Sedum stellatum]]'' &ndash; Starry Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum stelliforme]]'' <small>S.Watson</small> &ndash; Huachuca Mountain Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum stenopetalum]]'' <small>Pursh</small> &ndash; Wormleaf Stonecrop, Yellow Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum stoloniferum]]'' <small>Gmel.</small> &ndash; Lesser Caucasian Stonecrop, Stolon Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum ternatum]]'' <small>Michx.</small> &ndash; Woodland Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum takesimense]]''
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*''[[Sedum treleasei]]''
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*''[[Sedum torulosum]]''
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*''[[Sedum uniflorum]]''
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*''[[Sedum villosum]]'' &ndash; Hairy Stonecrop, Purple Stonecrop
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*''[[Sedum weinbergii]]''
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*''[[Sedum wrightii]]'' <small>Gray</small> &ndash; Wright's Stonecrop
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*[[Sedum Hybrid Cultivars]]
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'''Now in ''[[Dudleya]]'':'''
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* ''[[Dudleya caespitosa]]'' (as ''S. cotyledon'')
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* ''[[Dudleya edulis]]'' (as ''S. edule'')
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'''Now in ''[[Hylotelephium]]'':'''
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* ''[[Hylotelephium spectabile]]'' (as ''S. spectabile'')
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* ''[[Hylotelephium telephioides]]'' (as ''S. telephioides'')
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* ''[[Hylotelephium telephium]]'' (as ''S. carpaticum'', ''S. fabaria'' or ''S. telephium'')
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'''Now in ''[[Rhodiola]]'':'''
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* ''[[Rhodiola rhodantha]]'' (as ''S. rhodanthum'')
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* ''[[Rhodiola rosea]]'' (as ''S. rosea'', ''S. rhodiola'' or ''S. scopolii'')
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==Gallery==
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Image:Sedum_album-ssp._gypsicolum-IMG_0513_hunt07.jpg|
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==References==
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*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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<!--- xxxxx  *Flora: The Gardener's Bible, by Sean Hogan. Global Book Publishing, 2003. ISBN 0881925381  -->
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<!--- xxxxx  *American Horticultural Society: A-Z Encyclopedia of Garden Plants, by Christopher Brickell, Judith D. Zuk. 1996. ISBN 0789419432  -->
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<!--- xxxxx  *Sunset National Garden Book. Sunset Books, Inc., 1997. ISBN 0376038608  -->
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==External links==
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