Genus of plants
Andicolea, formerly known as Loricaria, is a genus of South American flowering plants in the tribe Gnaphalieae within the family Asteraceae.
Taxonomy.
The genus was first established as "Loricaria" by Hugh Weddell in 1855. However, a 2021 review of the nomenclatural history of the name found that Jean Vincent Lamouroux had already used the name "Loricaria" to describe a genus of brown algae split off from "Fucus" in 1813. Because that name was referenced several times by Lamouroux and other botanists in the years following its publication, it is considered the valid name. Thus, the name "Andicolea" was applied to the Asteraceae genus in reference to its Andean distribution. 
While the exact number of accepted species has varied over the years, there are currently around twenty accepted names. These are divided into three sections based mainly on the location of the flower head: "Graveoleum" and "Thyopsis" (axillary), and "Terminalia" (terminal). However, the 2021 nomenclatural revision changed the name of sect. "Thyopsis" to sect. "Andicolea" after the new generic name. 
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