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The genus Sesamoides is in the family Resedaceae in the major group Angiosperms (Flowering plants).

Statistics are at the end of the page.

Species in Sesamoides

See "Status", "Confidence level", "Source" for definitions.

Name	Status	Confi­dence level	Source
Sesamoides interrupta (Boreau) G.López	Accepted		WCSP (in review)
Sesamoides minor (Lange) Kuntze	Accepted		WCSP (in review)
Sesamoides prostrata (Boiss.) G.López	Accepted		WCSP (in review)
Sesamoides purpurascens (L.) G.López	Accepted		WCSP (in review)
Sesamoides spathulifolia (Revell ex Boreau) Rothm.	Accepted		WCSP (in review)
Sesamoides suffruticosa (Lange) Kuntze	Accepted		WCSP (in review)

Statistics

The Plant List includes 11 scientific plant names of species rank for the genus Sesamoides. Of these 6 are accepted species names.

The Plant List includes a further 3 scientific plant names of infraspecific rank for the genus Sesamoides. We do not intend The Plant List to be complete for names of infraspecific rank. These are primarily included because names of species rank are synonyms of accepted infraspecific names.

Species names

The status of the 11 species names for the genus Sesamoides recorded in The Plant List, are as follows:

	Status	Total
◕	Accepted	6	54.5%
◕	Synonym	4	36.4%
◕	Unplaced	0	0%
◕	Unassessed	1	9.1%

All names

The status of the 14 names (including infraspecific names) for the genus Sesamoides recorded in The Plant List, are as follows:

	Status	Total
◕	Accepted	6	42.9%
◕	Synonym	7	50.0%
◕	Unplaced	0	0%
◕	Unassessed	1	7.1%

The confidence with which the status of the 11 species names recorded in The Plant List for the genus Sesamoides, are assigned as follows:

	Confidence level	Accepted	Synonym	Unplaced	Unassessed	Total
	High confidence	0	0	0	0	0	0%
	Medium confidence	6	4	0	0	10	90.9%
	Low confidence	0	0	0	1	1	9.1%

The source of the species name record found in The Plant List for the genus Sesamoides, are as follows: