Where do the two species of the genus Batis grow?

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The genus Batis, which belongs to the family Batidaceae within the order Brassicales, consists of two species that are both found in salt marshes. Their geographic distributions are as follows:1

  • One species is native to Australia and southern New Guinea.1
  • The other species is found in the Neotropics, a range that extends to Florida and includes the Galapagos Islands.1