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Hainanecio (Chinese: 海南菊属) is a genus of flowering perennial herb endemic to Hainan Island, China. A single species, Hainanecio hainanensis, has been described from three populations on Hainan Island. It grows in shade in dense, broadleaved evergreen forests at 900–1200 m above sea level. It flowers from July to August and fruits in September to November.
The sole species was first described as Senecio hainanensis by C. C. Chang & Y. C. Tseng (1974) before being transferred to Sinosenecio by C. Jeffrey & Y. L. Chen (1984). It was believed to be the southernmost-occurring species of Sinosenecio before being reclassified in 2011 by Y. Liu & Q. E. Yang as its own genus and species. Molecular phylogenetic analysis places H.
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