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Sinapis

Scientific Names

Preferred Names

Sinapis
Genus recognized by EOL Dynamic Hierarchy April 2022
Reference taxon from Catalogue of Life in Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life
Sinapis
Genus recognized by Jordan Species List, Egypt Species List, wikipedia 中文维基百科, wikipedia 日本語, wikipedia русскую Википедию, wikipedia NL, wikipedia POL, wikipedia VI, wikipedia CZ, Pignatti, 1982, wikipedia FI, wikipedia RO, wikipedia UK, wikipedia CA, wikipedia SV, EOL Dynamic Hierarchy 1.1, EOL Dynamic Hierarchy 1.1, Afghanistan Species List, Algeria Species List, Andorra Species List, Armenia Species List, Austria Species List, Australia Species List, Belize Species List, Belgium Species List, Bolivia Species List, Brazil Species List, Bulgaria Species List, Canada Species List, Chile Species List, China Species List, Colombia Species List, Czech Republic Species List, Denmark Species List, Estonia Species List, Finland Species List, France Species List, Georgia Species List, Germany Species List, Greece Species List, Guatemala Species List, Hungary Species List, Iceland Species List, India Species List, Iran Species List, Ireland Species List, Isle of Man Species List, Israel Species List, Italy Species List, Kazakhstan Species List, Kyrgyzstan Species List, Lebanon Species List, Liechtenstein Species List, Luxembourg Species List, Morocco Species List, Nepal Species List, New Zealand Species List, Norway Species List, Pakistan Species List, Palestine Species List, Peru Species List, Paraguay Species List, Poland Species List, Portugal Species List, Puerto Rico Species List, Romania Species List, Russia Species List, Saudi Arabia Species List, Slovakia Species List, Slovenia Species List, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, South Korea Species List, South Africa Species List, Spain Species List, Sweden Species List, Switzerland Species List, Syria Species List, Taiwan Species List, Tanzania Species List, The Netherlands Species List, Tibet Species List, Tunisia Species List, Turkey Species List, Ukraine Species List, United Kingdom Species List, wikipedia ID, Argentina Species List, Japan Species List, wikipedia CY, Mexico Species List, Gulf of Mexico Species List, Gulf of St Lawrence Species List, Indian Ocean Species List, Hudson Bay Species List, North Atlantic Species List, North Pacific Species List, South Atlantic Species List, South Pacific Species List, wikipedia AST, wikipedia AZ, wikipedia LT, wikipedia ET, wikipedia hr Croatian, wikipedia DA, wikipedia MS, wikipedia SK, wikipedia NN, wikipedia LV, wikipedia HSB, wikipedia GA, NCBI, wikipedia EO, wikipedia emerging languages, wikipedia gl Galician, United States Species List, wikidata_hierarchy tar gz, wikipedia DE, wikipedia ES, wikipedia IT, wikipedia PT, wikipedia FR, wikipedia 한국어 위키백과, Catalogue of Life 26 March 2024, USDA PLANTS images, wikipedia EN, Wikidata Common Names, Wikimedia Commons, Barcode of Life Data Systems, Global Biotic Interactions, Global Biotic Interactions, Global Biotic Interactions, iNaturalist data coverage, Wikipedia (inferred records), GGBN data coverage, and EOL Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2.2.4
Sinapis
Recognized by Afghanistan Species List, Flora of Zimbabwe, Kubitzki et al, and BioImages, the virtual fieldguide, UK
Sinapis L.
Genus recognized by GBIF classification, USDA Plants data, Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS) Taxonomic Hierarchy, and GBIF data coverage

Alternative Names

Erucaria persica Gorter
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Hirschfeldia incana (L.) Lagr.-Foss.
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Hirschfeldia Moench)
Sinapis abyssinica A. Braun ex Regel
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis arvensis O. F. Muell.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification (Possible variant of Sinapis arvensis L.)
Sinapis arvensis var. villosa (Mérat) Rouy & Foucaud 1895
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as synonym of Sinapis arvensis L.)
Sinapis arvernensis Rouy & Fouc.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis bracteata Steud.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis brassica L.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis burmanni Eckl.
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis burmanni Eckl. ex Zeyh.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis campestris Bess.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis candollei Rouy & Fouc.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis cheiranthus Mert. & Koch
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis chelidonifolia
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis chelidonifolia
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis chouletteana Coss. & Durieu ex Coss.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis choulettiana Coss. & Durieu
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis corbariensis Timb.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis erucastrum Vest
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis flexuosa Schousb.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification (Possible variant of Sinapis flexuosa Poir.)
Sinapis gorraea Buch.-Ham.
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis gorraea Buch.-Ham. ex Wall.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis hispanica Banks
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis hispanica Banks ex DC.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis laevigata Burm. fil.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification (Possible variant of Sinapis laevigata Poir.)
Sinapis laevigata Pall.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification (Possible variant of Sinapis laevigata Poir.)
Sinapis laevigata Poir.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis nigra Forssk.
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis nigra Forssk. ex DC.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis nuttalliana Turcz.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis orgyalis Willd.
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis orgyalis Willd. ex Ledeb.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis panormitana Spreng.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis parviflora Lippi
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis parviflora Lippi ex Delile
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis pendula E. Mey.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis pendula Rouy & Fouc.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification (Possible variant of Sinapis pendula E.Mey.)
Sinapis polymorpha Geners.
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis polymorpha Geners. ex Schult.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis prostrata Roxb.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis pubescens Nyman
Doubtful according to GBIF classification (Possible variant of Sinapis pubescens L.)
Sinapis pusilla Roxb.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis pyrenaica Spielm.
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis pyrenaica Spielm. ex Pourr.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis rectangularis Rouy & Fouc.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis retrohirsuta Besser
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis retrohispida Bor.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis rupestris Steud.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis schlosseri Heuff.
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis serrata Porta & Rigo
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis serrata Porta & Rigo ex Fiori & Paol.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis sicula Bertol.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis subularia Sweet
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis taurica Fisch.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis tripinnata Burch.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis turgid Del.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis turgida Pers.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis villosa Mérat
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis violacea L.
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis violacea L. ex B. D. Jacks.
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis zeylanica
Doubtful according to GBIF classification
Sinapis zeylanica
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Sinapis
Harvest ancestor according to EOL authors, GBIF national node type records UK, GBIF national node type records France, GBIF national node type records Brazil, GBIF national node type records Sweden, Mozambique Species List, Flora do Brasil, iNaturalist, Flickr BHL, Plant Forms, Habitat and Distribution, Simpson et al 2020, TreatmentBank, Global Biotic Interactions, Global Biotic Interactions, Global Biotic Interactions, Global Biotic Interactions, and Flickr Group
Sinapis L.
Authority according to NCBI

Common Names

English

mustard preferred
Recognized by USDA PLANTS images and Wikidata Common Names

Arabic

خردل preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Azerbaijani

Xardal preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Belarusian

гарчыца preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Bulgarian

Синап preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Chinese

欧白芥属 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names
白芥属
prefer
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names (prefers this name)

Croatian

Gorušica preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Czech

hořčice preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Danish

Sennep-slægten preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Divehi; Dhivehi; Maldivian

ރެވި preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Dutch; Flemish

Mosterd preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names and admin

Esperanto

Sinapo preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Estonian

Sinep preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Finnish

Sinapit preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names and admin

French

Moutarde preferred
Recognized by admin

German

Senf
prefer
Recognized by admin
Senfe preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Greek, Modern (1453-)

Σινάπι preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Hebrew

חרדל preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Italian

Senape preferred
Recognized by Pignatti, 1982

Japanese

シロガラシ属 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Kabyle

Wacnaf preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Kazakh

Qışa preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names
Қыша preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names
قىشا preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Kirghiz; Kyrgyz

Жалган кычы preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Korean

들갓속 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Latvian

Sinepes preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Lithuanian

Garstukas preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Lower Sorbian

Žonop preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Macedonian

Синап preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Malagasy

Sinapy preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

North Frisian

Senep preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Norwegian

Sennepslekta preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Ossetian; Ossetic

Хъыцъы preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Persian

خردل preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Polish

gorczyca preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Russian

Горчица preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Slovak

horčica preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Swedish

Senaper preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Tatar

Гәрчисә preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Ukrainian

Гірчиця preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Upper Sorbian

Žonop preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Uzbek

Gorchitsa preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Arz

خردل preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Zh Cn

白芥属 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Zh Hans

白芥属 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names

Zh Tw

白芥屬 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata Common Names
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Curated hierarchies for Sinapis

EOL Dynamic Hierarchy April 2022

Life
Cellular Organisms
Eukaryota
Archaeplastida
Chloroplastida
Streptophyta
Embryophytes
Tracheophyta
Spermatophytes
Angiosperms
Eudicots
Superrosids
Rosids
Brassicales
Brassicaceae
Sinapis (this page)
Sinapis alba L.
Sinapis arvensis L.
Sinapis flexuosa Poir.
Sinapis incana L.
Sinapis pubescens L.
Acanthocardamum
Aethionema
Alliaria
Ammosperma
Andrzeiowskia
Anelsonia
Arabidella
Arabidopsis
Asta
Atelanthera
Athysanus
Aubrieta
Aurinia
Barbarea
Biscutella
Boreava
Borodinia
Botschantzevia
Braya
Bunias
Camelinopsis
Carrichtera
Chartoloma
Chaunanthus
Chilocardamum
Christolea
Crambe
Crucihimalaya
Cryptospora
Cymatocarpus
Diceratella
Didesmus
Didymophysa
Dilophia
Dipoma
Dontostemon
Draba
Dryopetalon
Eremoblastus
Eremophyton
Euclidium
Eunomia
Galitzkya
Halimolobos
Hemilophia
Hesperis
Hollermayera
Iodanthus
Kremeriella
Leptaleum
Litwinowia
Macropodium
Malcolmia
Maresia
Mathewsia
Megacarpaea
Microthlaspi
Morettia
Moriera
Murbeckiella
Notoceras
Oreoblastus
Pachycladon
Pennellia
Petrocallis
Phaeonychium
Phoenicaulis
Physoptychis
Pringlea
Pseudoarabidopsis
Pseudoclausia
Pseudovesicaria
Psychine
Pycnoplinthopsis
Pycnoplinthus
Quezeliantha
Raphanoryncha
Ricotia
Robeschia
Sandbergia
Scoliaxon
Sinapidendron
Spryginia
Stenopetalum
Sterigmostemum
Straussiella
Streptoloma
Strigosella
Tauscheria
Tetracme
Thelypodium
Trachystoma
Trichotolinum
Tropidocarpum
Turritis
Veselskya
Werdermannia
Winklera
Zerdana
Zilla
235 additional siblings truncated for brevity.
See the resource file for a full list.

Catalogue of Life 26 March 2024

Biota
Plantae
Tracheophyta
Magnoliopsida
Brassicales Bromhead
Brassicaceae
Sinapis (this page)
Sinapis alba L.
Sinapis arvensis L.
Sinapis flexuosa Poir.
Sinapis pubescens L.
Arcyosperma
Armoracia
Aschersoniodoxa
Asperuginoides
Asta
Aubrieta
Ballantinia
Barbarea
Berteroa
Boechera
Bornmuellera
Borodinia
Brassica
Brayopsis
Calepina
Calymmatium
Camelina
Capsella
Cardamine
Carinavalva
Carrichtera
Catolobus
Ceratocnemum
Chamira
Chaunanthus
Chilocardamum
Chlorocrambe
Christolea
Chrysochamela
Clastopus
Clausia
Cochlearia
Coincya
Conringia
Crambella
Cremolobus
Crucihimalaya
Cusickiella
Cyphocardamum
Dactylocardamum
Degenia
Delpinophytum
Descurainia
Diceratella
Dichasianthus
Didesmus
Didymophysa
Dimorphocarpa
Diptychocarpus
Dithyrea
Dontostemon
Douepea
Draba
Drabastrum
Dryopetalon
Enarthrocarpus
Englerocharis
Eremobium
Eremoblastus
Euclidium
Eudema
Eutrema
Farsetia
Fezia
Fibigia
Foleyola
Fourraea
Galitzkya
Glastaria
Goldbachia
Guiraoa
Halimolobos
Harmsiodoxa
Hemicrambe
Hemilophia
Henophyton
Hesperidanthus
Hesperis
Hirschfeldia
Hollermayera
Hormathophylla
Hornungia
Horwoodia
Ianhedgea
Iodanthus
Ionopsidium
Irenepharsus
Isatis
Iskandera
Kernera
Kremeriella
Lachnocapsa
Leavenworthia
Lepidium
Lepidostemon
Lithodraba
Litwinowia
Lyrocarpa
Macropodium
Malcolmia
240 additional siblings truncated for brevity.
See the resource file for a full list.

Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2.2.3

Sinapis (this page)
Sinapis alba L.
Sinapis arvensis L.
Sinapis flexuosa Poir.
Sinapis incana L.
Sinapis pubescens L.
Acanthocardamum
Aethionema
Alliaria
Ammosperma
Andrzeiowskia
Anelsonia
Arabidella
Arabidopsis
Asta
Atelanthera
Athysanus
Aubrieta
Aurinia
Barbarea
Biscutella
Boreava
Borodinia
Botschantzevia
Braya
Bunias
Camelinopsis
Carrichtera
Chartoloma
Chaunanthus
Chilocardamum
Christolea
Crambe
Crucihimalaya
Cryptospora
Cymatocarpus
Diceratella
Didesmus
Didymophysa
Dilophia
Dipoma
Dontostemon
Draba
Dryopetalon
Eremoblastus
Eremophyton
Euclidium
Eunomia
Galitzkya
Halimolobos
Hemilophia
Hesperis
Hollermayera
Iodanthus
Kremeriella
Leptaleum
Litwinowia
Macropodium
Malcolmia
Maresia
Mathewsia
Megacarpaea
Microthlaspi
Morettia
Moriera
Murbeckiella
Notoceras
Oreoblastus
Pachycladon
Pennellia
Petrocallis
Phaeonychium
Phoenicaulis
Physoptychis
Pringlea
Pseudoarabidopsis
Pseudoclausia
Pseudovesicaria
Psychine
Pycnoplinthopsis
Pycnoplinthus
Quezeliantha
Raphanoryncha
Ricotia
Robeschia
Sandbergia
Scoliaxon
Sinapidendron
Spryginia
Stenopetalum
Sterigmostemum
Straussiella
Streptoloma
Strigosella
Tauscheria
Tetracme
Thelypodium
Trachystoma
Trichotolinum
Tropidocarpum
Turritis
Veselskya
Werdermannia
Winklera
Zerdana
Zilla
235 additional siblings truncated for brevity.
See the resource file for a full list.

EOL Dynamic Hierarchy 1.1

Life
Cellular Organisms
Eukaryota
Archaeplastida
Chloroplastida
Streptophyta
Embryophytes
Tracheophyta
Spermatophytes
Angiosperms
Eudicots
Superrosids
Rosids
Brassicales
Brassicaceae
Sinapis (this page)
Sinapis alba L.
Sinapis arvensis L.
Sinapis flexuosa Poir.
Sinapis incana L.
Sinapis pubescens L.
Acanthocardamum
Aethionema
Alliaria
Ammosperma
Andrzeiowskia
Anelsonia
Arabidella
Arabidopsis
Asta
Atelanthera
Athysanus
Aubrieta
Aurinia
Barbarea
Biscutella
Boreava
Borodinia
Botschantzevia
Braya
Bunias
Camelinopsis
Carrichtera
Chartoloma
Chaunanthus
Chilocardamum
Christolea
Crambe
Crucihimalaya
Cryptospora
Cymatocarpus
Diceratella
Didesmus
Didymophysa
Dilophia
Dipoma
Dontostemon
Draba
Dryopetalon
Eremoblastus
Eremophyton
Euclidium
Eunomia
Galitzkya
Halimolobos
Hemilophia
Hesperis
Hollermayera
Iodanthus
Kremeriella
Leptaleum
Litwinowia
Macropodium
Malcolmia
Maresia
Mathewsia
Megacarpaea
Microthlaspi
Morettia
Moriera
Murbeckiella
Notoceras
Oreoblastus
Pachycladon
Pennellia
Petrocallis
Phaeonychium
Phoenicaulis
Physoptychis
Pringlea
Pseudoarabidopsis
Pseudoclausia
Pseudovesicaria
Psychine
Pycnoplinthopsis
Pycnoplinthus
Quezeliantha
Raphanoryncha
Ricotia
Robeschia
Sandbergia
Scoliaxon
Sinapidendron
Spryginia
Stenopetalum
Sterigmostemum
Straussiella
Streptoloma
Strigosella
Tauscheria
Tetracme
Thelypodium
Trachystoma
Trichotolinum
Tropidocarpum
Turritis
Veselskya
Werdermannia
Winklera
Zerdana
Zilla
235 additional siblings truncated for brevity.
See the resource file for a full list.

EOL Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2.2.4

Sinapis (this page)
Sinapis alba L.
Sinapis arvensis L.
Sinapis flexuosa Poir.
Sinapis incana L.
Sinapis pubescens L.
Acanthocardamum
Aethionema
Alliaria
Ammosperma
Andrzeiowskia
Anelsonia
Arabidella
Arabidopsis
Asta
Atelanthera
Athysanus
Aubrieta
Aurinia
Barbarea
Biscutella
Boreava
Borodinia
Botschantzevia
Braya
Bunias
Camelinopsis
Carrichtera
Chartoloma
Chaunanthus
Chilocardamum
Christolea
Crambe
Crucihimalaya
Cryptospora
Cymatocarpus
Diceratella
Didesmus
Didymophysa
Dilophia
Dipoma
Dontostemon
Draba
Dryopetalon
Eremoblastus
Eremophyton
Euclidium
Eunomia
Galitzkya
Halimolobos
Hemilophia
Hesperis
Hollermayera
Iodanthus
Kremeriella
Leptaleum
Litwinowia
Macropodium
Malcolmia
Maresia
Mathewsia
Megacarpaea
Microthlaspi
Morettia
Moriera
Murbeckiella
Notoceras
Oreoblastus
Pachycladon
Pennellia
Petrocallis
Phaeonychium
Phoenicaulis
Physoptychis
Pringlea
Pseudoarabidopsis
Pseudoclausia
Pseudovesicaria
Psychine
Pycnoplinthopsis
Pycnoplinthus
Quezeliantha
Raphanoryncha
Ricotia
Robeschia
Sandbergia
Scoliaxon
Sinapidendron
Spryginia
Stenopetalum
Sterigmostemum
Straussiella
Streptoloma
Strigosella
Tauscheria
Tetracme
Thelypodium
Trachystoma
Trichotolinum
Tropidocarpum
Turritis
Veselskya
Werdermannia
Winklera
Zerdana
Zilla
235 additional siblings truncated for brevity.
See the resource file for a full list.

GBIF classification

Plantae
Tracheophyta
Magnoliopsida
Brassicales
Brassicaceae
Sinapis L. (this page)
Sinapis alba L.
Sinapis arvensis L.
Sinapis flexuosa Poir.
Sinapis incana L.
Sinapis pubescens L.
Sinapis tuberosa Lam.
Achoriphragma Soják
Anastatica L.
Anchonium DC.
Aplanodes Marais
Arabidella O. E. Schulz
Arcyosperma O. E. Schulz
Armoracia G. Gaertn. et al.
Aschersoniodoxa Gilg & Muschl.
Asperuginoides Rauschert
Asta Klotzsch ex O. E. Schulz
Atelanthera Hook. fil. & Thomson
Athysanus Greene
Biscutella L.
Brassica L.
Brassica rapa × Sinapis arvensis
Cakile
Camelina Crantz
Catolobus (C. A. Mey.) Al-Shehbaz
Caulanthus S. Watson
Ceratocnemum Coss. & Balansa
Chalcanthus Boiss.
Chamira Thunb.
Chartoloma Bunge
Chaunanthus O. E. Schulz
Cochlearia L.
Coincya Rouy
Coluteocarpus Boiss.
Conringia Heist. ex Fabr.
Cordylocarpus Desf.
Coulterina Kuntze
Crambe L.
Crambella Maire
Cremolobus DC.
Crucihimalaya Al-Shehbaz, O'Kane & R. A. Price
Cuphonotus O. E. Schulz
Cusickiella Rollins
Cymatocarpus O. E. Schulz
Cyphocardamum Hedge
Drabastrum O. E. Schulz
Eremophyton Bég.
Eudema Humb. & Bonpl.
Exhalimolobos Al-Shehbaz & C. D. Bailey
Harmsiodoxa O. E. Schulz
Heldreichia Boiss.
Hesperis L.
Irenepharsus Hewson
Lepia Desv.
Lepidostemon Hook. fil. & Thomson
Leptaleum DC.
Lithodraba Boelcke
Litwinowia Woronow
Lobularia Desv.
Lunaria L.
Lyrocarpa Hook. & Harv.
Macropodium W. T. Aiton
Mostacillastrum O. E. Schulz
Neuroloma Andrz. ex DC.
Nevada N. H. Holmgren
Octoceras Bunge
Olimarabidopsis Al-Shehbaz, O'Kane & R. A. Price
Onuris Phil.
Oreoblastus Suslova
Oreoloma Botsch.
Oreophyton O. E. Schulz
Ornithocarpa Rose
Orychophragmus Bunge
Otocarpus Durieu
Pachycladon Hook. fil.
Pachymitus O. E. Schulz
Pachyphragma Rchb.
Parlatoria Boiss.
Pseudosempervivum (Boiss.) Grossh.
Pseudoturritis Al-Shehbaz
Pseudovesicaria (Boiss.) Rupr.
Psychine Desf.
Pterygiosperma O. E. Schulz
Pugionium Gaertn.
Pycnoplinthopsis Jafri
Pycnoplinthus O. E. Schulz
Raffenaldia Godr.
Raphanoryncha
Raphanus L.
Rhammatophyllum O. E. Schulz
Rhizobotrya Tausch
Ricotia L.
Shangrilaia Al-Shehbaz, J. P. Yue & H. Sun
Sphaerocardamum S. Schauer
Stanleya Nutt.
Stenopetalum R. Br. ex DC.
Stenophragma Celak.
Sterigmostemum M. Bieb.
Stevenia Adsms & Fisch.
Straussiella Hausskn.
Streptanthella Rydb.
Streptanthus Nutt.
Streptoloma Bunge
Strigosella Boiss.
Synstemon Botsch.
Synthlipsis A. Gray
Tauscheria F. E. L. Fischer ex A. P. de Candolle 1821
336 additional siblings truncated for brevity.
See the resource file for a full list.

Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS) Taxonomic Hierarchy

Plantae
Viridiplantae
Streptophyta
Embryophyta
Tracheophyta
Spermatophytina
Magnoliopsida
Rosanae
Brassicales
Brassicaceae
Sinapis L. (this page)
Sinapis alba L.
Sinapis arvensis L.
Alliaria Heist. ex Fabr.
Alyssoides Mill.
Alyssum L.
Anelsonia J. F. Macbr. & Payson
Aphragmus Andrz. ex DC.
Arabidopsis Heynh.
Arabis L.
Armoracia G. Gaertn., B. Mey. & Scherb.
Athysanus Greene
Aubrieta Adans.
Aurinia Desv.
Barbarea W. T. Aiton
Berteroa DC.
Boechera Á. Löve & D. Löve
Brassica L.
Braya Sternb. & Hoppe
Bunias L.
Cakile Mill.
Calepina Adans.
Camelina Crantz
Capsella Medik.
Cardamine L.
Carrichtera DC.
Caulanthus S. Watson
Chlorocrambe Rydb.
Chorispora R. Br. ex DC.
Christolea Cambess.
Cochlearia L.
Coelophragmus O. E. Schulz
Coincya Rouy
Conringia Heist. ex Fabr.
Crambe L.
Cusickiella Rollins
Descurainia Webb & Berthel.
Dimorphocarpa Rollins
Diplotaxis DC.
Dithyrea Harv.
Draba L.
Dryopetalon A. Gray
Eruca Mill.
Erucastrum C. Presl
Erysimum L.
Euclidium W. T. Aiton
Eutrema R. Br.
Halimolobos Tausch
Hesperidanthus (B. L. Rob.) Rydb.
Hesperis L.
Hirschfeldia Moench
Hornungia Rchb.
Iberis L.
Idahoa A. Nelson & J. F. Macbr.
Iodanthus (Torr. & A. Gray) Steud.
Ionopsidium Rchb.
Isatis L.
Leavenworthia Torr.
Lepidium L.
Lobularia Desv.
Lunaria L.
Lyrocarpa Hook. & Harv.
Malcolmia W. T. Aiton
Mancoa Wedd.
Matthiola W. T. Aiton
Microthlaspi F. K. Mey.
Moricandia DC.
Myagrum L.
Nasturtium R. Br.
Neotorularia Hedge & J. Léonard
Nerisyrenia Greene
Neslia Desv.
Nevada N. H. Holmgren
Noccaea Moench
Parrya R. Br.
Paysonia O'Kane & Al-Shehbaz
Pennellia Nieuwl.
Phoenicaulis Nutt.
Physaria (Nutt. ex Torr. & A. Gray) A. Gray
Polyctenium Greene
Raphanus L.
Rapistrum Crantz
Rorippa Scop.
Sandbergia Greene
Selenia Nutt.
Sibara Greene
Sibaropsis S. Boyd & T. S. Ross
Sisymbrium L.
Smelowskia C. A. Mey.
Stanleya Nutt.
Streptanthella Rydb.
Streptanthus Nutt.
Strigosella Boiss.
Subularia L.
Synthlipsis A. Gray
Teesdalia W. T. Aiton
Thelypodiopsis Rydb.
Thelypodium Endl.
Thlaspi L.
Thysanocarpus Hook.
Tropidocarpum Hook.
Turritis L.
Warea Nutt.
6 additional siblings truncated for brevity.
See the resource file for a full list.

NCBI

root
cellular organisms
Eukaryota
Viridiplantae
Streptophyta
Streptophytina
Embryophyta
Tracheophyta
Euphyllophyta
Spermatophyta
Magnoliopsida
Mesangiospermae
eudicotyledons
Gunneridae
Pentapetalae
rosids
malvids
Brassicales
Brassicaceae
Brassiceae
Sinapis (this page)
Sinapis alba
Sinapis arvensis
Sinapis flexuosa
Sinapis pubescens
Ammosperma
Brassica
Brassica × Raphanus
Cakile
Carrichtera
Ceratocnemum
Coincya
Cordylocarpus
Crambe
Crambella
Didesmus
Diplotaxis
Douepea
Enarthrocarpus
Eremophyton
Eruca
Erucaria
Erucastrum
Euzomodendron
Fezia
Foleyola
Fortuynia
Guiraoa
Hemicrambe
Henophyton
Hirschfeldia
Kremeriella
Moricandia
Morisia
Muricaria
Nasturtiopsis
Orychophragmus
Otocarpus
Physorhynchus
Pseuderucaria
Psychine
Raffenaldia
Raphanus
Rapistrum
Rytidocarpus
Savignya
Schouwia
Sinalliaria
Sinapidendron
Succowia
Trachystoma
unclassified Brassiceae
Vella
Zahora
Zilla

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Biota
Eukaryota
Plantae
Viridiplantae
Embryophyta
Tracheophyta
Spermatophytina
Magnoliophyta
Magnoliopsida
Dilleniidae
Capparales
Brassicaceae
Brassiceae
Sinapis (this page)
Sinapis alba
Sinapis allionii
Sinapis aphanoneura
Sinapis aristidis
Sinapis arvensis
Sinapis aucheri
Sinapis baetica
Sinapis bipinnata
Sinapis circinnata
Sinapis cuneifolia
Sinapis dichotoma
Sinapis dissecta
Sinapis erucoides
Sinapis flexuosa
Sinapis frutescens
Sinapis geniculata
Sinapis glauca
Sinapis harra
Sinapis hastata
Sinapis hispanica
Sinapis incana
Sinapis indurata
Sinapis japonica
Sinapis juncea
Sinapis nigra
Sinapis nudicaulis
Sinapis orientalis
Sinapis oxyrrhina
Sinapis patens
Sinapis pekinensis
Sinapis philaeana
Sinapis procumbens
Sinapis pubescens
Sinapis radicata
Sinapis recurvata
Sinapis rugosa
Sinapis rupestris
Sinapis schkuhriana
Sinapis sect. Melanosinapis
Sinapis setigera
Sinapis subgen. Ceratosinapis
Sinapis timoriana
Sinapis trilocularis
Sinapis virgata
Ammosperma
Brassica
Brassicaria
Brassicella
Cakile
Carrichtera
Ceratocnemum
Coincya
Cordylocarpus
Cossonia
Crambe
Crambella
Didesmus
Diplotaxis
Distomocarpus
Douepea
Enarthrocarpus
Eremophyton
Eruca
Erucaria
Erucastrum
Euzomodendron
Fabrisinapis
Fezia
Foleyola
Fortuynia
Guenthera
Guiraoa
Hemicrambe
Henophyton
Hirschfeldia
Hussonia
Hutera
Kibera
Kremeriella
Moricandia
Morisia
Muricaria
Nasturtiopsis
Orychophragmus
Otocarpus
Pantorrhynchus
Physorhynchus
Pseuderucaria
Pseudocytisus
Psychine
Quezelia
Quezeliantha
Raffenaldia
Raphanus
Rapistrum
Reboudia
Rhynchosinapis
Rytidocarpus
Savignya
Schouwia
Sinapidendron
Succowia
Trachystoma
Vella
Zahora
Zilla
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