Belongs within: Astereae.
The Bellidinae includes the garden daisy Bellis perennis and its close relatives. Members of the Bellidinae are distinguished from other Astereae by having the pappus absent or much shorter than the achene (Black & Robertson 1965). They include the primarily Australasian genus Brachycome, members of which have predominately white ray-florets, a pappus of short scales if present, and oblong phyllaries. Members of the genus Lagenophora, found in southern Asia, Australasia and South America, similarly have white to purple ray-florets but lack a pappus and possess narrow-linear phyllaries; they also bear achenes with a short, more or less viscid beak (Allan 1961). Solenogyne is an Australian genus lacking a pappus and with achenes contracted at the summit (Black & Robertson 1965).
<==Bellidinae
|--Erodiophyllum elderiBR65
|--Solenogyne bellioidesBR65
| |--S. b. var. bellioidesBR65
| `--S. b. var. gunnii (see below for synonymy)BR65
|--BellisLNB03
| |--B. annuaL49
| |--B. perennisLNB03
| `--B. sylvestrisL49
|--Lagenophora Cass. 1818BR65, A61
| |--L. cuneata Petrie 1919A61
| |--L. huegeliiBR65
| |--L. lanata Cunn. 1839A61
| |--L. nudicaulisD03
| |--L. petiolata Hooker 1853 (see below for synonymy)A61
| |--L. pinnatifida Hooker 1853 [incl. L. pinnatifida var. hirsutissima Cockayne 1916]A61
| | |--L. p. var. pinnatifidaA61
| | `--L. p. var. tenuifolia Cockayne 1916A61
| |--L. pumila (Forster) Cheeseman 1909 (see below for synonymy)A61
| | |--L. p. var. pumilaA61
| | |--L. p. var. barkeri (Kirk) Simpson 1945 [=L. barkeri Kirk 1899, Brachycome barkeri ms]A61
| | `--L. p. var. multidentata Simpson 1945 [=L. barkeri var. multidentata Simpson & Thomson 1943]A61
| |--L. stipitata (Labillardière) Druce 1917 [=Bellis stipitata Labillardière 1806; incl. L. billardieri Cassini 1822]BR65
| `--L. thomsoniA27
`--Brachycome Cass. 1825BR65, A61 [=Brachyscome Cassini 1817A61]
|--B. aculeata (Labillardière) Lessing 1832 (see below for synonymy)BR65
|--B. alpina Colenso 1899 (n. d.)A61
|--B. angustifoliaBR65
|--B. basalticaBR65
| |--B. b. var. basalticaBR65
| `--B. b. var. gracilisBR65
|--B. bellidioidesGK00
|--B. blackiiBR65
|--B. brevifolia Simpson 1952 (n. d.)A61
|--B. campylocarpaM99
|--B. cardiocarpaBR65
|--B. cheilocarpaKM08
|--B. ciliarisM99 [=Bellis ciliarisBR65]
| |--B. c. var. ciliarisBR65
| |--B. c. var. lanuginosaBR65
| |--B. c. var. lyrifoliaBR65
| `--B. c. var. subintegrifoliaBR65
|--B. ciliocarpaK90
|--B. cuneata Simpson 1952 (n. d.)A61
|--B. debilisBR65
|--B. diversifoliaBR65
|--B. eriogona [=B. goniocarpa var. eriogona]BR65
|--B. exilis [incl. B. neglecta]BR65
|--B. glandulosaOS04
|--B. goniocarpaBR65
|--B. gramineaBR65
|--B. humilis Simpson & Thomson 1943 (n. d.) [=B. humile]A61
|--B. iberidifoliaBR65
|--B. latisquameaK90
|--B. leptocarpaBR65
|--B. linearifoliaH87
|--B. lineariloba (Candolle) Druce 1917 (see below for synonymy)BR65
|--B. linearis (Petrie) Druce 1917 [=Lagenophora linearis Petrie 1893; incl. B. lineata Kirk 1899]A61
|--B. longiscapa Simpson & Thomson 1943A61
|--B. marginata [incl. B. calocarpa]BR65
|--B. melanocarpaM99
|--B. montana Simpson 1945 (n. d.) non B. sinclairii var. montana Kirk 1899A61
|--B. muelleriBR65
|--B. multifidaB96
|--B. parvulaBR65
| |--B. p. var. parvulaBR65
| `--B. p. var. lissocarpaBR65
|--B. perpusilla [=Silphiosperma perpusilla]BR65
| |--B. p. var. perpusillaBR65
| `--B. p. var. tenella (see below for synonymy)BR65
|--B. radicata Hooker 1853A61
| |--B. r. var. radicata [incl. B. odorata Hooker 1864]A61
| |--B. r. var. dubia (Kirk) Allan 1961 [=B. thomsonii var. dubia Kirk 1899]A61
| |--B. r. var. membranifolia (Kirk) Allan 1961 [=B. thomsonii var. membranifolia Kirk 1899]A61
| |--B. r. var. polita (Kirk) Allan 1961 [=B. polita Kirk 1899, B. thomsonii var. polita (Kirk) Cheeseman 1906]A61
| `--B. r. var. thomsonii (Kirk) Allan 1961 [=B. thomsonii Kirk 1884; incl. B. thomsonii var. minima Kirk 1899]A61
|--B. simplicifolia Armst. 1881 (n. d.)A61
|--B. sinclairii Hooker 1864 [incl. B. sinclairii var. montana Kirk 1899]A61
| |--B. s. var. sinclairiiA61
| `--B. s. var. pinnata (Hooker) Allan 1961 [=B. pinnata Hooker 1864]A61
|--B. sturtiiB96
|--B. tateiBR65
|--B. tesquorumBR65
|--B. tetrapterocarpaM99
`--B. trachycarpaBR65
Brachycome aculeata (Labillardière) Lessing 1832 [=Bellis aculeata Labillardière 1806; incl. Br. cuneifolia Tate 1889, Br. scapiformis Candolle 1836, Br. stricta Candolle 1836]BR65
Brachycome lineariloba (Candolle) Druce 1917 [=Steiroglossa lineariloba Candolle 1838; incl. B. pachyptera Turczaninow 1851]BR65
Brachycome perpusilla var. tenella [=B. tenella Turczaninow 1851; incl. Silphiosperma collinum Sonder 1852, B. collina (Sonder) Bentham 1866]BR65
Lagenophora petiolata Hooker 1853 [incl. L. strangulata Colenso 1890, L. purpurea Kirk 1899, L. pumila var. purpuratea (Kirk) Simpson 1945]A61
Lagenophora pumila (Forster) Cheeseman 1909 [=Calendula pumila Forster 1786; incl. Microcalia australis Rich. 1832, Lagenophora forsteri DC. 1836, L. forsteri var. minima Kirk 1899, L. petiolata var. minima Cheeseman 1906, L. pumila var. minima Cheeseman 1925]A61
Solenogyne bellioides var. gunnii [=Emphysopus gunnii Hooker 1847, Lagenophora gunnii Black 1929; incl. L. emphysopus Hooker 1860, Solenogyne emphysopus von Mueller 1888]BR65
*Type species of generic name indicated
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