At present, there are about 1,000 genera and nearly 30,000 species of "chrysanthemums" blooming in every corner of the world. In the view of the reporter of "China Flower News", with chrysanthemums as a reference, goldenrod plants are roughly

At present, there are about 1,000 genera and nearly 30,000 species of "chrysanthemums" blooming in every corner of the world.

In the view of the reporter of "China Flower News", with chrysanthemums as a reference material, Asteraceae plants can be roughly divided into three categories: one called chrysanthemum also looks like chrysanthemums, such as zinnia, daisies, melon leaf chrysanthemums, celestial chrysanthemums, coastal chrysanthemums, cornflowers and other genera of plants; The second type of plant that is not called chrysanthemum but looks like a chrysanthemum, such as dandelion, sunflower, aster, dahlia, etc.; The third type of plant that is not called chrysanthemum and does not look much like a chrysanthemum, such as Lycaena, Goldenrod, Flypin, Burdock, ragweed, Ghost needle and other genera plants. In a word, more than 1,000 genera, Asteraceae is really a huge family.