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This species count is outdated. An authoritative current taxonomy source, Kew’s Plants of the World Online (POWO), lists Lepidium as an accepted genus and states that it “Includes 265 Accepted Species.” The same page also says the genus has a cosmopolitan native range, so the distribution part is fine; the incorrect part is the count of species.

Because the article says the genus has “about 150 species,” but POWO currently recognizes 265 accepted species, the numerical claim is wrong under current taxonomy.

Kew’s Plants of the World Online recognizes Lepidium obtusum Basiner as the accepted species, and on that page lists “Lepidium deserti Pavlov” under heterotypic synonyms.

So Lepidium deserti is not accepted there as its own species. Because the article lists it among the genus’s species as though it were distinct, the entry is inaccurate under the current taxonomy used by POWO.