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John K. Morton +
Linnaeus +
Campion +  and catchfly +
Mainly Northern Hemisphere. +
Greek seilenos, probably derived from Silenus, the intoxicated foster father of the Greek god Bacchus, who was described as covered with foam +  and perhaps allud-ing to the viscid secretion covering many species +
Sp. Pl. +  and Gen. Pl. ed. +
1753 +  and 1754 +
bocquet1969a +, burleigh2003a +, hitchcock1947a +, kruckeberg1962a +, mcneill1978a +, oxelman1995a +, oxelman1997a +, oxelman2000b +  and williams1896a +
Anotites +, Atocion +, Coronaria +, Gastrolychnis +, Lychnis +, Melandrium +, Physolychnis +, Viscaria +  and Wahlbergella +
Caryophyllaceae subfam. Caryophylloideae +