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Lipoblepharis is a genus consisting of five species of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. It is native to Tropical Asia, Subtropical Asia and Vanuatu. Most of these species were once classified under the genus Wedelia and were only re-classified as Lipoblepharis in 2013 by A.E. Orchard. The species are perennial or annual, having yellow flowers and awns on their pappus.
Lipoblepharis is native to a wide range of countries in Tropical and Subtropical Asia, including India, Thailand and Vietnam. It can even be found in parts of Australia and the island country of Vanuatu.
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