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The Umbeliceae occur mainly in temperate areas of Asia, flowering in spring to early summer, with about 4−5 genera and 100 species. The tribe consists of two subclades. The first, Phedimus/Rhodiola, includes ''Phedimus'', ''Rhodiola'' and ''Pseudosedum''. The latter has been included within ''Rhodiola'', or treated as sister to that genus. ''Aizopsis'' is included by some authors in ''Phedimus''. This subclade contains about 88 species found predominantly in Asia, but some species of ''Phedimus'' and ''Rhodiola'' in Europe and some ''Rhodiola'' in N America.{{sfn|Messerschmid et al|2020}}
The second is the genus ''Umbilicus'' with about 13 species, distributed in the
These genera are among those that have been [[segregate (taxonomy)|segregated]] from ''Sedum'', including:{{sfn|Thiede|Eggli|2007}}
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