rogersi

Rogersi is a genus of plants in the family Asteraceae, the sunflower and daisy family. The genus was first described in 1996. Plants in the genus Rogersi are herbaceous perennials. They are native to South America. The genus contains a small number of species, though specific numbers can vary depending on taxonomic interpretation.

The leaves of Rogersi plants are typically simple and arranged alternately along the stem. The flower heads are characteristic of the Asteraceae family, with ray florets and disc florets. The exact morphology and coloration of the flowers can vary between species. Rogersi plants are often found in grasslands or open habitats. They are not widely cultivated and are primarily of interest to botanists and those studying the flora of their native regions. Information regarding the specific ecological roles or ethnobotanical uses of Rogersi species is limited in readily available sources. Further research into this genus may provide more detailed insights into its biology and distribution.